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Start a UGMA (Uniform Gift for Minors) for a child, niece, nephew, or grandchild. You can start these accounts with as little as $10. ...

money and making sound personal finance decisions. They can start learning the basic concept that you need to work for “things” as young...

Here is a story from Financially Independent Teens: It was time to plan the summer vacation at Jane’s house. It was a family tradition to...

Comparing college costs is not as straightforward as reading the financial aid award. Do you know the 4-year graduation rate versus the...

Allowance is one of the best ways a parent can teach a child about money. It is really the first time your child is learning to budget....

Do you know the 4 year graduation rate versus the 5 year Graduation rate? College financial aid offers do not differentiate between...

When you are sending your child off to college there are many skills they need to have. Some are simple like how to do laundry, clean...

As a parent of a high school or college student, you need to make sure your child is ready for their journey to independence. Discussing...

Most schools are no longer teaching financial literacy. As a parent, YOU will be your child’s finance teacher, unless you make other...

Does your teen have the money skills to be ready for life after high school? Is your teen going to college or vocational school? They...

It is never too soon to start teaching money management skills. Good spending and savings habits learned early set your teen up for a...

How can you teach your teen to evaluate alternatives and make decisions within realistic financial constraints? Here is a story from...

Most schools do not tech these skills. Parents need to teach these vital skills . Learn basic finance concepts for you and your children...

One of the most important steps to build wealth or accomplish any major money goal is to have at least a basic foundation of financial...

Betty’s four-year-old son, Max, wants a warm cookie every time they go grocery shopping. These cookies are $2, and Betty did not want to...

Are you looking for more information on how to optimize your senior’s educational choices? Is vocational school or college the better...

· Most schools leave financial education to the parents. · Teach your teen to be money smart! Make sure they: o Know how...

Most schools are no longer teaching financial literacy. As a parent, YOU will be your child’s finance teacher, unless you make other...

Check out the second edition of Raising Financially Independent Children with updates tables and added contain on adult children We are...

Do you talk about money at home? How do you talk about money at home? You know that your children are little sponges, soaking up what you...