Barbara Bogaev

More than 30 million U.S. homes lack high-speed internet.

Economist Diane Lim offers callers advice about family loans, inheritance, and helping your parents deal with their finances.

One of the most difficult financial realities to face is the decision to delay having a family for people who want children. A pair of listeners share how they talk with their partners about the cost of children -- and the choice to put off parenthood.

Sorting out your financial relationship with your parents can be more crucial than you think.

Here's a conversation that might prove tricky: a young adult who tells her parents that she plans on giving away her inheritance.

What can one of America's favorite sitcoms teach us about family and money?

What happens when multicultural families have to deal with different financial upbringings?

So you're heading to a country that has a travel warning or alert. What should you do? Advice from the airfare watchdog.

Sometimes it pays to use Facebook or Twitter to get effective customer service. Tips on how to get the results you want.

Since 2011, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has been collecting consumer complaints and helping people resolve their disputes with companies. Richard Cordray, the newly confirmed CFPB director, talks about using his organization as a resource.