Recent Money Blog | Parenting and Money PostsMonthly Money Meetingby Miriam Caldwell27 Oct 2007 07:34 PMIt is about time to have another monthly money meeting. This is a great time to check on how your organization when it comes to finances and money choices is working for you and your spouse. Here are five things that you may want to discuss as you plan this next month's budget. Monopolyby Debbie Vasen24 Oct 2007 08:32 PMHave you ever found yourself quoting from a Monopoly game? "That was your get out of jail free card." "Don't pass go..." When was the last time you played, at the age of ten? Monopoly is a classic game and it teaches us all some valuable lessons in a fun and entertaining format. Children, Finances and Your Choicesby Miriam Caldwell30 Aug 2007 08:02 PMOne of the most difficult aspects when it comes to being a parent and your finances are the trade-offs that you will have to make. It can be difficult because you want to provide the best opportunities for your children, and in some instances that can involve a lot of money. Balancing Family Time and Moneyby Miriam Caldwell17 Jul 2007 08:37 PMIt can be difficult to balance work with family life. It is also difficult to balance providing for your family and spending quality time with them. Many people feel that the best way that they can help their children is to provide as much as possible for them. Four Financial Considerations When You Are Getting Divorcedby Miriam Caldwell16 Jul 2007 07:16 PMDivorce is difficult for everyone involved. It is generally a situation in which emotions usually play a big heart. Generally there is so much to consider that it is easy to overlook financial considerations when it comes to the assets and the care of the children. Are You Spending Too Much on Extracurricular Activities?by Miriam Caldwell22 Jun 2007 09:13 PMAre you selling your children's education short? Many parents feel a tremendous amount of pressure to have their children involved in extracurricular activities and sports. Many of these activities cost a lot of money. The older the children get the more expensive the activities get. Is Your Graduate Ready to Make Financial Decisions?by Miriam Caldwell25 May 2007 08:40 PMThe time when you send your high school graduate out on his own is drawing near. Is your child financially prepared to function on his own? Does he realize the ins and outs of planning, saving and spending? Can he manage a workable budget? Here are five tips to help him start out on the right foot. Involving Your Kids in Your Financesby Miriam Caldwell21 May 2007 06:17 PMHow aware are your children of your financial situation? Do they simply think that money is always available for them to spend? Or do they worry because they know that you do not have a lot of money? Financial Sacrifices for Your Childrenby Miriam Caldwell30 Jan 2007 09:33 PMWhen you become a parent you begin to make sacrifices for your children. You sacrifice your time to spend time doing things that your children want to do. You may sacrifice that new pair of jeans so that your child can have a few new pairs. Twenty Somethings Drowning in Debtby Michelle Vandepas15 Dec 2006 03:18 PMThere was an article a while back about debt being a main concern between parents and their children. Seems like parents don't like the kids getting in over their heads - because they never did it themselves. It's true. Recent Blog Comments |
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