Money & Career

Gas prices are set to rise even higher this summer according to some – and that means anyone planning to travel for their holiday is going to pay a lot more to get there (unless of course you’re walking/running/biking). How is that affecting your travel plans?

As a mother of two small kids, I’m used to getting plenty of unsolicited advice from others about parenting — some of it's useful and some not so much. But there is one kind of advice we moms don’t receive enough of and that's advice about money.

My son pulls all kinds of things out of the trash and turns them into toys — empty boxes, plastic containers and even old magazines. When you’re four years old, you can make a treasure out of just about anything.

Here's some expert advice from Michael Fertik, founder and CEO of Reputation.com, on how to make sure your digital footprint matches what you want the web and the world to see

According to the National Retail Federation’s projections, the average American plans to spend over $152 on their mothers this year – 8% more than they did in 2011. It’s not that I don’t love my Mom, but I’m not planning to spend anywhere near that amount this year.