My sister is a financially savvy mom to three kids. She’s like a lot of “frugal parents” we read about online. She’s good about cutting coupons, driving to the next garage sale find, and teaching her ...

Most parents struggle to talk to their kids about money. Here’s how to start - More than half of parents say they have a hard ...

As parents prepare for another school year, there’s one subject that often gets overlooked: money. Financial literacy isn’t ...

Hundreds of thousands of Americans are reconfiguring their budgets right now. Major employers like Amazon, Target and Nestle have all announced layoffs and the government shutdown is now in its second ...

Financially literate people tend to build more wealth, live happier lives and even have better health outcomes. So, it's essential to teach your children financial literacy at a young age, setting ...

Many parents these days are experiencing a serious case of buyer’s remorse – about their own high school days. Wished they had gone out for football, bought a senior class ring, or taken a date to the ...

Sure, you could get the kids on your holiday list a Labubu or a flashy gaming system. But you believe in giving gifts that educate young people about core life skills — like managing their money.

Nearly one-in-three parents have discovered their child has made an online purchase without permission, with kids’ most expensive unapproved shopping sprees costing families about $170 on average.

We’re fast entering the season of giving, with the year-end calendar crammed with one holiday after another. But in an uncertain economy, it’s important to get your giving right. That means avoiding ...

When money isn’t an issue, it's only natural for parents to want to give their children the best possible life. If your own childhood was difficult, you may feel an even stronger urge to compensate ...

Growing up in the 90s and 2000s provided children with great opportunities. Unfortunately, millennial kids got to experience ...