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How to Teach Your Children Sound Financial Principles

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When children begin receiving money on a regular basis is the best time to start teaching them financial principles. Some kids are given cash or investment certificates by family members for their birthdays and holidays. Allowances may be allocated based on kids’ ability to handle certain chores around the house, like making beds, washing dishes, or dusting furniture. Teens often get part-time jobs while still in high school. Teaching them how to be responsible with earnings will provide key principles for future financial health and success.

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How to Help Your Teens Learn to Save Instead of Spend

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Teenagers are in the middle of big life transitions. It can be hard to be a teen in the modern age. Peer pressure is a major issue among the young crowd. Teens often feel pressure to purchase all sorts of things. If you’re a parent who wants to encourage your youngster to save money, then these strategies may come in handy for you. It’s important for teens to learn early about the value of saving.

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Nanny Nuances: How to Find Affordable Childcare

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You love your kids, and you always want what’s best for them. At the same time, you’ve got a life to live, a job to do, and as much as you love your kids, most businesses frown on bringing your children to work. That’s why working to find affordable childcare is so crucial. Luckily, there are many different options to help make quality care affordable.

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Parent Problems: 4 Thrifty Ways to Prepare Yourself for Teenagers

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It might seem like just yesterday you brought your newborn babies home from the hospital, but now, they’re teenagers. This is an exciting time to be a parent, but it’s also one that comes with its own share of anxieties and uncertainties, one of the biggest of which is, money. Parenting teenagers can be expensive and you need to know how best to deal with it. Here are four thrifty ways to prepare yourself for teenagers.

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3 Keys to Teaching Your Kids Financial Literacy

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Teaching kids how to take care of their money while they are still kids can help them become financially healthy adults. They must learn how to take care of their money, even if their school doesn’t offer classes in money management. You, as their parent, should teach them about the concepts of budgeting, saving, and spending. If you do, they stand a better chance of developing excellent and healthy financial habits that will benefit them well into adulthood.

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Milestones of Child Development (Infographic)

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Your Little Rocket Scientist Welcome to the rapidly expanding world of your child: 90% of your child’s brain capacity develops before age 5… By age three a child’s brain has formed 3 quadrillion connections. Brain development between 0-3 years old is the most significant period of development the brain ever undergoes. Three year old’s have

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