Do you have a child or grandchild you’d like to teach lessons about money?  Story time is a fun way you can teach (or sneak in ) money lessons about saving and spending.  A book I recently used at the local library is Bunny Money by Rosemary Wells.  The children and parents enjoyed the story and it includes several money lessons you can make interactive.

1) Develop an Estate Plan 

Congratulations college grad! You’ve spent the last four years on a shoestring budget dining on cold pizza and driving a 2005 Honda Accord hand me down from your mother.

New Job?  Options for Your 401K 

The teen through early adulthood years provide a time when your child can practice making money decisions under your guidance.  Here are four areas to discuss with your child:

Time moves so fast when you have children. One minute you’re changing diapers and the next you’re watching a confident kindergartner walking into the classroom. Now that your child has reached school age, here are a few ways to teach them about finances through pre-teen years. 

1) Open a Savings Account 

I love looking through old family albums and scrapbooks, especially those dating back to my great grandparents.

Think back to your childhood—did you diligently save your money in a piggy bank or spend it as soon as you heard the ice crea

What’s the first step in turning your child’s room into something spectacular like a movie room, wine cellar, or shoe closet?  Make sure your