FOX6 Cents

A Milwaukee family is trying to change the way they look at money. It’s a frank and often taboo-busting talk about each of their finances.

FOX6's Bret Lemoine looks back on financial tips offered in the last year.

Suzanne Hoeppner, COO of Ampersand Inc., discusses financial failsafes and what to do if your bank fails.

You expect the money you put in the bank will be there when you need to withdraw. But that isn’t always the case.

Tino Arvanetes and Mike Ribar from Northwestern Mutual share tips on how to create a budget that works for you.

Through the group SecureFutures, financial experts offer students one-on-one help twice a month. They are the money coaches.

This month's FOX6 Cents focused on financial clinics. Tony Myers, Riverworks Financial Clinic manager, discusses.

You go see a doctor if you’re not feeling well. But you go to this clinic if you’re sick of debt.

For this month's FOX6 Cents, we're focusing on financial milestones. Director of Volunteer Programs Pa Vang joined FOX6 in studio with more.

We put pressure on ourselves to earn or save more money when we hit a certain age. We asked an expert to help navigate life’s financial milestones.

The organization’s mission is to prepare and inspire the next generation through entrepreneurship, career readiness and financial literacy.

Stephaine Crosley, a program manager and money coach with SecureFutures, talks about the importance of a person's credit score -- and how to make sure it is strong.

It is the number that could make or break you. At Shorewood High School, students say their most important lesson doesn’t end with a grade. It’s more of a number.