Want An Easy Way for Your Kids to Budget their Allowance? Try The 50/30/20 Rule!
Learn what the 50/30/20 Rule is and how to use it to help your kids become master money managers.
Investing for Kids: How to Help Them Start Growing Their Money
Investing for kids is an important step for helping them to achieve financial literacy and eventually financial independence.
My First Nest Egg App Guide for Parents & Kids
Learn how to use the My First Nest Egg App to change your child’s mindset and turn “I want” into “I want to EARN.”
Successful Alternatives to Behavior Charts: Why Star Charts Fail!
Are you looking for an alternative to behavior charts that really works? Have you tried star charts to influence your child’s behavior only to …
Teach Kids To Resist Ads and Be Smart Consumers
Here are 5 easy steps you can take to help your kids resist ads and become savvy kid-sumers.
The 11 Best Books to Teach Young Children About Money
Helpful review of the top 11 books to teach kids about money, reviewed by both a parent and a child.
What is a Nest Egg?
In modern times, the term Nest Egg is used to describe money that a person has put aside for retirement.
The Marshmallow Test – Are you too soft?
Delayed gratification has less to do with a child’s personality and is more dependent on the reliability of the adults around them.
Emergency Funds vs. Emergency Fun
FOMO – the fire proof liner against cash burning a hole in their little pockets. Sew a little seed of doubt, that what they want right now is not only unnecessary, but may actually hurt their chances for something better in the future.