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Resolutions aren't just for trying to get in shape or quit bad habits – the new year is also the perfect time to resolve to reignite the spark in your relationship. Dr. Laura Berman, host of "In the Bedroom with Dr. Laura Berman," shares her tips for revamping your romance. (TODAY)
With the uncertainty about tax rates and last year's layoffs, many are worried about their bottom lines. CNBC's Sharon Epperson shares five ways you can increase your income in the new year to gain a little peace of mind. (TODAY)
Regardless of your age or style, you can stay cozy this season and still look fashionable – in a sweatshirt! – by pairing the closet staple with a bohemian skirt or a conservative suit. TODAY contributor Jill Martin shows how. (TODAY)
Barbara Corcoran is an entrepreneur as well as TODAY's real estate expert, and she says that if you're looking to promote a small business, you need to have a clear message and a creative gimmick to get consumers excited about your product. (TODAY)
Holiday plans have been made, and you now have two weeks left in 2012 to score some big savings and fatten your wallet now and in 2013. Sharon Epperson offers tips on how to increase your savings by claiming credit card rewards, selling winning investments, and more. (TODAY)
The celebrity chef and entrepreneur shares her simple, unique approach to impressing your guests this holiday season, demonstrating how to cook up a traditional holiday ham in four creative ways. (TODAY)
With the holiday season in full swing, it can be tough to walk the line between holding onto your money and spreading Christmas cheer. Constance White of Essence magazine shares her tips to help you ease the financial stress and keep everyone happy at the same time. (TODAY)
Now that Thanksgiving is over, it's time to figure out what to do with all those leftovers. Entertaining expert Katie Lee shares three recipes, including sweet potato bisque, salmon cakes, and pancakes. (TODAY)
CNBC personal finance correspondent Sharon Epperson says that young people looking to build credit only need one credit card to get started. For those under 21 she recommends a student credit card that will give you rewards and cash back for paying on time. (TODAY)
TODAY contributor Jill Martin explains how you don't have to give fashion a back seat when it comes to staying warm by showing off the gloves and scarfs the anchors wear on the plaza and the faux fur that continues to be trendy this season. (TODAY)