The Piggy Bank Challenge: Teaching Children Smart Saving Habits
Teaching kids about money can be a daunting task. Finding ways to make it fun and simple often leads to success, and helps your kids Live Better Financially! One way to do this is creating a Piggy Bank Challenge. The Piggy Bank Challenge is an effective, low-pressure...
Hidden Family Financial Pressures: How to Tackle Them
Hidden Family Financial Pressures: How to Tackle Them Home » Blog This time of year often feels like a fresh start, kids are back in school, routines are settling in, and the holiday season is on the horizon. But for many households, it’s also when money pressures...
Money Talks: Why Opening Up is the First Step to Financial Freedom
Money Talks: Why Opening Up is the First Step to Financial Freedom Home » Blog For many of us, money has always felt like a “don’t talk about it” subject. Maybe we grew up in homes where finances were kept secret, or we were taught it was impolite to discuss money at...
Allowance vs Chores: What’s the Best Way to Teach Kids About Money?
Allowance vs Chores: What’s the Best Way to Teach Kids About Money? Home » Blog As parents, one of our biggest goals is to raise financially responsible kids—but when it comes to teaching them about money, should we give them an allowance or pay them for chores?...
Teen Checking Accounts: A Smart Start to Money Management
Teen Checking Accounts: A Smart Start to Money Management Home » Blog » Kids & Family Teaching teens about money early sets them up for lifelong financial success. A teen checking account is more than just a place to store money—it’s a tool for learning how to...
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