Articles with the Tag “Parenting”
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Preparing for U.S. College: Student Checklist for Canadians
Are you moving to the U.S. to start college or university? This checklist can help you get ready for the journey.
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Creating A Budget With Your Child
Once your child starts managing his own money – whether he gets an allowance or income from a part-time job – it’s a good idea to create a budget together so that he can begin learning how to be a smart money-manager.
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Father Figure$ – The Surprising Costs of Parenthood!
The mashing of your DNA will result in a myriad of surprises and unexpected expenses (orthodontic work and a left-handed pitcher!). Are you prepared?
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Calculate The Cost Of Your Child’s Post-Secondary Education
What you pay for your child’s education can be much higher or lower depending on what and where they study. Calculating what you will have to pay can feel like a guessing game – but it doesn’t have to be!
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Teaching My Teens Money – Money Habits
Real moms Wendy and Ellen share the money habits of their teens and how they learn through their real life experiences.
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5 Ways to Encourage Your Kids to Start Their Own Business
Many kids possess an entrepreneurial spirit. Here are creative ways to help them think about starting their own businesses one day.
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When to Stop Financially Supporting Grown Children
Some parents feel a moral obligation to provide for their children and even their grandchildren.
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Young + Smart: Four Reasons Why Living Back Home Can Be a Seriously Smart Move
Crashing with your folks? For financially savvy millennials, multigenerational living can be a seriously smart savings move.
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Teaching My Teens Money – Opening Their First Bank Account
Hear from real moms Wendy and Ellen about their experiences opening their children’s first bank accounts.
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Kids Come First: How “Kids & Company” Has Adapted to Keep Kids Safe Through the Pandemic
Discover how award-winning Kids & Company has adapted during the pandemic, offering essential child-care solutions to working parents.