This is the first in a series of Kids and Money Quick Tips videos that I will be putting together. This first one is on getting kids in the habit of saving money.
Filed under: Allowance, Kids and Saving, Teaching Kids Financial Literacy, Using KidsSave | Tagged: karyn hodgens, kidnexions, kids allowance, kids and money, teaching kids money | Leave a Comment »
An interesting article appeared this morning in The Sacramento Bee. Apparently college students can now make bets on their performance in school. Twenty-five bucks says I’ll ace this class. Fifty bucks, I bomb. It’s the genius of two guys, Steven Wolf and Jeremy Gelbart, who point out that, technically, it’s not gambling since students are [...]
Filed under: Brain Based Learning, Teaching Kids Financial Literacy | Leave a Comment »
I took Nathan and Ryan to our broker this morning to discuss Roth IRAs. Both boys have jobs and I thought it was time to have them begin thinking about their retirement. John and I decided to match any money they made this summer, dollar for dollar, and, well, my boys have never been known [...]
Filed under: Kids and Earning, Kids and Investing, Kids and Saving, Teaching Kids Financial Literacy | Tagged: karyn hodgens, kidnexions, kids and finacial literacy, kids and money, kids money management | Leave a Comment »
