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Last week, we went over some money lessons to teach your kids at a young age. This week, we will discuss how to maintain a good financial foundation and continue good money habits for your child as he or she grows into the age of 10-13. Teaching your older child good money habits involves more […]
From birth, children are constantly learning new skills, being taught new lessons. One of the life lessons often overlooked in this process, however, is money skills. Although many colleges and middle to high schools have started to include financial education in their curricula, teaching children about money remains largely a role for the parents. Some […]
Last week, we discussed the steps new college graduates can take during their “boomerang move” home for the most financial benefits, not only for themselves but also for their parents. Parents: That’s right – having your adult child back in your home can be a financial gain, unlikely as it sounds. At first glance, it […]
Last week we discussed how to save on school supplies for the upcoming school year. This week we will discuss ways to save on clothing. Try these money-savings strategies when shopping for uniforms or clothing for back to school: Don’t opt out hand-me-downs. If uniforms are required, try to find an older sibling, friend or […]
Most of the excitement that comes with a new school year is the new school supplies and clothing. Over the next two weeks we will discuss savings on clothing and supplies for the upcoming school year. Whether you are shopping for your kids or a college student paying for yourself, it is not necessary to […]
Receiving a graduation invitation in the mail should be an exciting time, not a time to stress about gifts and money. Just because you receive an invitation does not mean you are receiving an invite to spend a lot of money! Here are some great gift ideas for the frugal buyer that any recent grad […]