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Some Americans likely grew up not openly discussing finances at home. According to a new NerdWallet survey conducted online by The Harris Poll, 20% of baby boomer parents (ages 61-79) didn’t teach their children about saving money. Perhaps because ...
Talking about money, especially in times of a family budget crunch, is an opportunity to teach kids lessons that can last a lifetime. As regional director of Self -Help Credit Union, Tamara Stanley understands the importance of financial literacy.
In today’s world of instant purchases, quick deliveries, and digital payments, teaching children the value of saving money has never been more important. Financial habits formed early in life often shape how responsibly kids manage money as adults.
Summer is here and kids are out of school. This means they’re likely looking to you for nonstop entertainment, which can get expensive fast. Thankfully, there’s plenty of free and low-cost activities that can keep your little ones occupied all season.
NYC Kids Rise aims to make college and career training more accessible for all students regardless of income. Here’s how it works.
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