On America's financial scorecard, people rate their happiness with their overall personal finances a 4.97 out of 10 - and scores need improvement across the board, as the majority (91%) are prioritizing their financial health and happiness in a year of decisions ahead.

Tax refunds have started rolling in, which means many people are looking to use this influx of cash to make purchases they’ve been putting off. According to an Oxford Economics report, the amount of money received from income tax refunds this year could be among the highest in recent years, so many people may have more money in their pockets to spend this spring.

Just as you declutter and refresh your space, take this opportunity during Fraud Prevention Month to dust off your fraud awareness and fortify your financial safeguards.

Saving money is a critical financial practice that nearly everyone strives to accomplish. Yet, it is often easier in theory than reality. Consider these savings tips.

If you’re looking to get away, fall is a perfect time to plan an escape. To get your planning started, consider these tips to enjoy a spectacular fall vacation without breaking the bank.