Ever since the coronavirus landed on American shores, each day seems to bring more devastating news about the state of our economy. With all this uncertainty, it’s easy to fall into a panic and wonder if financial ruin is on the horizon. However, worrying about it is as effective as changing a tire with a shoe. The best way to approach the unknown is to make sure you’re taking proper precautions to protect your personal finances during this time.

The Louisiana Department of Revenue has extended the deadline for state income taxes to July 15. 

You've likely seen a count-counting machine at the grocery store or near the sliding doors at Wal-Mart. They're the big green kiosks that take your loose coins and spits them out as crisp bills. Convenient? Sure. But is it worth the cost?

If you’re like most people, you’ve been working toward a financial goal. Maybe it’s a new car, maybe it's an Alaskan cruise, maybe it's a she-shed. Unfortunately, as unexpected expenses pop up, it's so easy to reach into your savings pot to cover the costs.

Hobbies give your kids a few precious moments away from glowing screens to flex their creative skills, get some exercise and learn about the world in a fun way.

But over the years, the cost of extracurricular activities has skyrocketed. Playing on a travel team, for instance, costs families an average of $2,292 every year, with some spending as much as $20,000 annually.