I talked to my kids about money starting with the day they tried making a fuss at the store about something.
It’s very interesting to hear of this experiences from my youngest. In this guest post, she details what she remembers about those money lessons and the impact they have had on her. Very interesting.
How to build US credit from zero when new in the – In this post, I break down what US credit score is, what it’s used for and how to start building it with zero credit history. This is addressed to those brand new immigrants, but applies to anybody that’s looking to start building their credit history.
Overseas summer travel plans can be completely ruined by excess, and unnecessary fees.
Read on for strategies to avoid this fees.
My mother grew up in a very male-dominated society, where girls had to do extra to make it. She wanted her girls to have a better shot at this thing called life than she did. To accomplish this she embarked on a lot of life lessons, especially on money matters.
In this post, I discuss the three money lessons she taught us, in honor of Mother’s Day.
While most view a Roth IRA as an account to be opened later in life, the best time to start saving in this account is when teens are beginning to make their first buck.
To round out the Financial Literacy Month – here are my top lessons from the “Millionaire Next Door.” Anybody can apply these lessons to their lives.
April is financial literacy month – it’s a great time to teach kids how money works. One method is to use the “cost sharing plan”.
This is how my parents used the plan with us, and considering that I’m using it with my kids today, I have to admit it worked!
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