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How to Use Allowances to Teach Kids About Money
The practice of giving kids an allowance seems to have caught on in a big way. In the 2015 Parents, Kids & Money survey from T. Rowe Price, 70 percent of parents reported giving an allowance to...
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Biggest Supermarket Shopping Mistakes
For many Americans, monthly grocery spending is eating up a big portion of their budgets. On average, a family of four spends up to $1,300 a month on the food they consume at home. To make matters...
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10 Financial Things Newlyweds Should Do
If you just got married, there are some things you need to do about taxes, insurance and other financial decisions. Newlyweds need to work together to make key decisions about their financial...
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Guide to Buying Life Insurance at Every Stage of Life
Life insurance is an essential part of every family’s financial plan, but people often underestimate the amount of coverage they need and pay too much for what they get. What’s more, your needs change...
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The Right Ways to Split the Bill at a Restaurant
Dining out should be an opportunity to relax with friends, impress a client or bond with someone special, not fret over the protocol for paying and tipping. Here’s how to handle three awkward...
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FAFSA Tips: What to Do Before the End of 2015 to Boost Your Odds for More...
Applying for financial aid will soon be less of a hassle for college students and their families. Beginning with the 2017-2018 academic year, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)—used...
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3 Side Jobs for Stay-at-Home Moms and Dads
Being a stay-at-home parent is a full-time job. Unfortunately, it doesn’t come with a full-time paycheck. So, it can be hard for some families relying on just one income to make ends meet. However,...
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9 Easy Moves to Save You Time and Money
Back in the day, TVs were all basic black-and-white sets with on-off knobs and a choice of four channels. People saved money in a bank account, carried a department-store charge card, and could fit all...
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How to Replace Vital Documents and Records
Even in the internet age, you may be asked to produce a hard copy of your birth certificate, Social Security card, marriage certificate or divorce papers. A digital version won’t cut it. If your...
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The Value of Summer Jobs for Teens
There’s good news for teens about summer jobs: It’s not too late to get one. Although many positions have been filled, turnover is often high among teenage workers, says John Challenger, CEO of...
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6 Money Situations You Need to Stop Getting Into
When it comes to money, we can our own best friend and our own worst enemy. Most of the time, we’re frugal, intentional, careful and deliberate with money. But, every once in awhile, it’s like we...
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