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Your Daughter Will Thank You for Teaching Her These 5 Financial Lessons
personal finance On her first Mother’s Day as an expectant mom, a financial adviser shares five fantastic reasons to teach our daughters about finances, along with specific tips on how to go about it.
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Kids and Money: Boost Your Child's Future Credit Score
Raising Money-Smart Kids Naming your child as an authorized user on your credit card can be a great way to set them up with a healthy credit report.
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Gifts for Grads to Build Good Money Habits
Financial Planning Today’s graduates aren’t destined to share the same fate as past generations, so it’s important for them to ramp up their money skills.
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Finding the Best Savings Account After the Coronavirus Interest Rate Cuts
savings Savers searching for top yields should check out our list of the top online banks.
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The College Debit Card Trap
Paying for College High fees can make branded cards a bad deal.
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How to Use a Grandparent’s 529 Account to Reimburse College Expenses
529 Plans Through timely withdrawals and good recordkeeping, a grandparent’s 529 college-savings plan can help families recoup money spent on college.
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Don't Let the Kids Wreck Retirement
retirement Your adult children may be depleting your nest egg -- and it's probably your own fault.
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What to Do (and Not Do) When the Market Drops
investing Things are pretty wild on Wall Street right now, but before you make any moves, read this.
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Legal Documents for College Students
college You lose some of your parental rights once your offspring turn 18, but they can obtain legal documents that will allow you to intercede on their behalf, particularly when they go away to college.
