Even if you're not a millionaire, you can stand to give up nearly half your assets to the government when you die. Here's what you can do about it.
Use our new interactive tool to calculate where you should be putting your money each month.
Carmen answers more of your Dollar Dilemmas after the show.
Carmen answers more housing-related Dollar Dilemmas.
Don't miss a special show tonight for everything you need to know about the Fannie/Freddie fallout.
If you've got a small business and you're looking to expand, here's what Carmen suggests.
We all know that when you die, your debt dies with you. But what about your mortgage?
Even if you can, does that mean you should? Not necessarily.
They deliver your meals, but do they deliver results?
It's a morbid thought, but one we all need to entertain to make sure our families are taken care of.
This viewer cosigned a loan for his brother only to find out that no good deed goes unpunished.
Help for finding a mortgage that fits your budget.
Also, the answer to the perennial question: Should I use my savings to pay off credit card debt?
There's a very important difference between an investment and a collectible. Rarely can you have both.
Also, advice for rolling your old 401(k) into an IRA.
Between credit availability, savings and HELOCs, here are your choices.
Put your abstract here.
Also, the answer to the perennial question: Should I use my savings to pay off credit card debt?