Financial Education For Parents and Kids Today Can Help Them Live The Life They Truly Want To Live Financial literacy means knowing how to make financial decisions. The problem is that most of us aren’t taught the fundamentals of financial…
Guest post by Remi Jimena. If you want your children to make smart financial decisions as adults, it’s important to instill good money habits early on. As was noted in our article on ‘Why Kids Need to Learn About Money Now’,…
By: Alecia Carroll The concept of digital payment has gained much attention among youth in today’s digital world. Your teens are the most enthusiastic about a credit card once they hear you have received one. Teenagers are smart and techno-savvy;…
By: Alecia Carroll Being a parent means always wanting what’s best for your children. But here, the best doesn’t always mean the best toys or the best clothes. This most likely means that you want to lay the foundation on…
By Ann Lloyd, Student Savings Guide You want to give your children the best start in life that you can. The last thing you want for them is to find themselves in a hole they can’t get out of. That’s…
Parents face plenty of decisions when it comes to raising their children. But one question all parents will need to ask themselves at some point is: should I give my kids pocket money? There’s no right or wrong answer, though…
We live in an age where children, even 7 to 8 years old, have become millionaires by earning through different applications and platforms such as YouTube or Tik Tok. Every other kid is making a YouTube channel and progressing in…
Kids these days are very much curious about how things work out around them. They tend to ask more questions about how the system works, why everyone needs to study, how to earn money and they question many such things…
By Mary Beth Gossman It’s interesting to think of how many adults with bad financial habits were once children who never learned money management skills. In any case, teaching kids good financial habits early on is a great way to…
(This is a guest post by John Ellmore) As a child, it can seem parents are a source of unlimited money. After all, they pay for the home, food, clothes, and of course taxes, but most kids will be unaware of…