Raising a family on just one income is generally tough but possible. Cutting back where possible can make things work out.

Many good things in life require a good credit score. But the impression that you have to have been in debt to have a good score may be mistaken.

Kids are expensive, but they can learn to help save money too. This can be very useful when times or tight or you want to just start saving more.

The current credit crunch is making things interesting for many families. Even if you aren't having trouble now, it's a good time to start thinking on how you're using your credit.

Uncertain economic times make it harder to keep up your credit score. Prepare for trouble before it strikes to make the best of it.

Shopping with the whole family can get expensive if you don't keep everyone under control. What can you do?

As you try to use your own credit wisely, you should be teaching your children as well, ideally from a young age. Good money skills are a great advantage in life.

Food prices have been rising rapidly in recent months, creating hardship for many families. Taking steps to spend more carefully takes planning.

Life these days can be challenging without a credit card, but that doesn't mean they're the right choice for you. Consider the advantages and disadvantages first.

Being a stay at home mom can be financially risky, but many families consider it worth it. How do you cope with the immediate and potential problems?