Helping kids appreciate money
Now is the time for teens and college students to begin researching jobs and submitting applications for seasonal employment. In fact, spring break is a perfect time to start looking for seasonal work. Here are some tips to help your teen or college student find a job this spring or summer.
Read MoreIt's the first week of April and summer is still a couple of months off. There's plenty of time to start looking for that perfect summer job. Or is there? Hiring managers are confident they’ll need summer help and they are filling temporary positions earlier—as in right now.
Read MoreAdam and Matthew are serial entrepreneurs and have boiled the subject of kids starting businesses down into 60 short and enjoyable pages. The look and feel is like that of a fun, colorful scrapbook rather than boring business book. I would definitely recommend it for parents with kids between the ages of 7 and 14.
Read MoreIt feels great when your kids earn their first paychecks in their coveted summer jobs. Their first instinct might be to rush out and spend away. But what happens when school starts? The money is long gone. The best way to make that money last through the year is to set up a budget.
Read MoreOur nation was built upon the entrepreneurial spirit. Instead of seeing your kids fill out application after application in a highly competitive market, why not have them put that energy toward creating opportunities of their own?
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