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Feeling financially stuck? Don’t know where the money goes? Wish you were achieving more of your financial goals? Here are five questions you can ask yourself to get yourself financially back on track.

Money stress is a big downer. It’s easy to get worked up about our finances, to the point where we yo-yo. You’d recognise it once you saw it; yo-yoing between complete avoidance of all financial discussion or work and a frenzied schedule of strict financial control. A game plan of how to approach your finances, what to check, when to check it, how much is too much, is a big help in getting back some financial control. Here are a couple of suggestions.

Getting on top of your finances is a long road. We make some advances, have some slip ups, make some big mistakes, sometimes learn from them. Here are the six demons of finance, and how to exorcise them, inspired by a fellow sufferer over at The Consumerist.

I don’t necessarily believe that teenagers should have a list of 5 long-term financial goals. What I wanted as a teenager is very different to what I want know. Here are 5 easy things to here and now that will set up the rest of your financial life, without having to make massive plans or stay home every Saturday night.

Christmas is dominating our mindspace, but what about getting ready for 2012? In the midst of the festive season, here are 5 moves you can make to improve your finances for the new year.

Living frugally is a wonderful and, unless you’re a gazillionaire, necessary thing. But in the initial flush of excitement, there can be some pretty big rookie errors. If you’re just about to jump on the bandwagon, have a lookie here first to know what not to do. Inspired by Nora Dunn at Wise Bread.