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The Only Thing Your Kids Need for Christmas
Our kids won’t remember what they got for Christmas this year. Our kids will remember how they felt this holiday season. Read More
Character and Values | Finance | Imagine The End | Middle School (6th-8th)
How to Teach Your Middle Schooler to Manage Money
The earlier you teach your kid about money, the more likely they’ll turn out to be financially responsible adults, research shows. Read More
Character and Values | Elementary (K-5th) | Featured | Finance | High School (9th-12th) | Middle School (6th-8th)
How to Teach Your Kids to Manage Money at Every Age
Kids who know the basics of healthy money management have a great opportunity to become adults who make good financial decisions. Read More
Finance | High School (9th-12th) | Middle School (6th-8th) | Special Topics
How to Help Your Teen (and Preteen) Find Their First Job
As a parent, don’t put too much pressure on yourself to find that perfect job for your teen. Just be willing to have a conversation with them, make sure you know what they are looking for, and then work together to find the best options possible. Read More
Skin in the Game Changes Everything
It’s fun to surprise your kids with gifts and luxury experiences like a 13-year-old getting a manicure. But it’s equally important to give them the gift of working for a dollar, saving that dollar and only spending it on things they really care about. Read More
Character and Values | Finance | Imagine The End
4 Ways to Teach Kids to Be Good Stewards
When it comes to money, no parent decides they want their kids to grow up and be greedy penny-pinchers or uncontrollable debt-inducing consumers. Yet statistics will tell us that’s what happens. According to Business Insider, Millennials hold an estimated $1.1 trillion of the total United States’ $3.6 trillion... Read More
Character and Values | Finance
Technology Tips: Tie Technology to Maturity Not Grades or Money
In this Technology Tip, Jon Acuff challenges parents to think about technological responsibility when giving their kids access to technology, not their ability to afford it or get good grades. Instead, look for maturity in them and see if they are in a place to use it in... Read More