What was once called thrift education is making a comeback as financial literacy. That’s good news in hard times.
Despite what you've been told, there's just a short list of must-haves.
Before heading off to school, brush up on some personal finance basics.
"Does it make sense to get a credit card in a young child's name to start building their credit? Or add them as a user of an existing credit card?" – Steve
Editor Janet Bodnar responds to a mother's question about the money accumulating in her 5-year-old's piggy bank.
From allowances to gifts to spending, see if you can tell the best way to handle these real-life experiences if you have young kids.
Kids really do listen to you, and they'll come to you first for financial information.
Follow these six steps to keep borrowing for college under control.
The next time your children ask for something, use the opportunity to teach them a financial lesson.
With these tips, parents can help teens develop good spending habits -- and even trick them into saving money.
One way for your children to learn about stocks is to set up a custodial account for them.