Money. It might be the last taboo. But it’s time we opened up about this touchy subject with family, friends—really, everybody in our lives. Here’s why: Having smart, honest money conversations can clear the air, inform our decisions, and make that big green elephant in the room seem a whole lot less scary.
This March Madness, here’s how to turn your office pool windfall into a lesson for your kid about what to do when coming into money.
Beth discusses the five things your kids need to know as they grow with Forbes.com.
Level the playing field by teaching our daughters the salary negotiating skills that boys seem to deploy so effectively.
How to talk about your salary without revealing the actual number.
