Jessica Moorhouse is an award-winning personal finance blogger, and host of the Mo’ Money Podcast. She’s featured frequently as a finance expert in The Globe and Mail, The Huffington Post, and Lifehacker, and most recently founded the Millennial Money Meetup to help promote financial literacy among Millennials. Jessica took a moment out of her busy schedule to chat with us about Millennials and the personal finance challenges they face today.

Kristen Cross blogs at TheFrugalGirl.com, where she inspires people to cheerfully live on less.

Amie Clark, co-founder and frequent contributor to TheSeniorList.com, has had the privilege of working with seniors throughout her social work career in the areas of senior housing and care coordination. We recently checked in with Amie to hear her thoughts on the costs of elder care and how to find the ideal senior care facility without paying too much money.

Unlocking your home’s value isn’t limited to just HELOCs. Explore alternatives that fit your circumstances, such as home equity investments, refinancing, home equity loans, reverse mortgages, and sale-leaseback agreements, as well as options that don’t require you to use your home as security.

I didn’t have any background in investing when I started getting curious about the stock market. I didn’t have any money either! I was a student studying history and politics and planning to start a job in marketing when I graduated. But the internet opened up the world and its information, so it didn’t take long to fall down the rabbit hole of internet research and follow my curiosity about the stock market and investments.

Whether you want a new deck, a kitchen remodel, or debt consolidation, a personal loan can help you make it happen. Typically when lenders advertise loans, they offer a range of available interest rates. But why is there a range, and how do lenders determine your interest rate?

The IRS warns consumers not to fall for bogus charity scams. They often occur in the wake of major disasters like the recent tornadoes in the Midwest or the typhoon in the Philippines. Thieves play on the goodwill of people who want to help disaster victims. They pose as a real charity in order to steal money or get private information to commit identity theft.

We’re on the cusp of summer—the daylight lingers into the night, the kids are out of school or home from college, and as the temperature climbs, life becomes a little more relaxed. It’s time to get away for a bit of R&R!

The winner of the largest single-ticket jackpot has yet to step forward. The Powerball ticket, which was sold at a Publix supermarket near Tampa, Fla., for the May 18 drawing, is worth $590.5 million. If you have that ticket or something similar, you might want to read this story.

It’s a good thing that more and more of us can expect to live well into our golden years. Yet, there’s a flip side that a lot of us don’t like to talk about: How healthy will we be when we’re 90?