We are excited to present at the upcoming (May 19) Banking Growth Forum in San Francisco. Our goal is to educate banks and other finTech companies on the importance of financial education, We will be looking for partners, who would benefit from…
Once your child has money of their own from an allowance, doing chores or holding down a basic job, it’s critical that they use a variety of strategies to save and make the most of their income. Customer service is…
A major goal in teaching kids to be responsible with money is getting them to control how much they spend. If they can do this, budgeting is much easier, and the risk that they’ll get into debt dramatically decreases. These…
When your child works with a piece of money, the odds are pretty good that the money already has seen its fair share of the world, with your child’s piggy bank, wallet or purse just one stop among dozens on…
These days, the reigning way to pay is with plastic, but which is better for your kids? Figuring that out requires you to understand how these two types of cards are different. Borrowed vs. Personal Funds With a debit card,…
When you teach your kids about money, a lot of your effectiveness comes from how you deliver your messages. Overall, what you say should be positive, but there are a few phrases that routinely slip out of parents’ mouths. Here…
Trusts are a great financial tool parents and caregivers often use in order to control their children’s access to assets. Normally, kids know that a trust has been set up for them, but trend in recent years has been to…
Whether it’s a traditional fat little porcelain piggy or a decked out electronic coin sorting gadget-gizmo-thing, a piggy bank of some kind is pretty standard fare when it comes to getting kids learning about money, saving and budgeting. In some…