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Being in debt doesn't mean you are sentenced to a life without fun. Here are 3 ways to have fun while continuing to pay down your debt.

Teaching your children about money can be a tricky proposition. After all, the concepts are often abstract, and can sometimes be boring. In order to help your children understand money, it can help to make it fun. One way to do that is to play games based on money with them.

Large income tax refunds are fun to get but you would be better off without them. Read why getting a large income tax refund may not be the best for you.

Large income tax refunds are fun to get but you would be better off without them. Read why getting a large income tax refund may not be the best for you.

The Walking Dead is an awesome, fun show to watch. Many of the lessons learned surviving zombies transfer to your life and finances.

The rule of 72 is used as an estimate to determine how long an investment will take to double at any given interest rate.

Fortunately, there are lots of ways to save while in college. One often overlooked way is to save on entertainment. If you're willing to get a little creative, there are several ways to have fun and not break the bank. Plus, the money you save during school will make paying for and affording college much easier.

Repaying student loans is not fun and if you don't monitor it the power of compound interest can work against you. Don't let that happen. 

Paid market research studies are a fun and easy way to make extra money. Learn how to get paid for tasting french fries, ice cream, coffee, and more.

A fun way to spend on coffee yet save money!

The rule of 72 is a neat bit of mathematical wizardry that will tell you how long it will take to double your money. Learn how to use this handy rule of thumb.