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5 Smart Money Moves Your Kids Can Make Over Summer Vacation

Summer vacation is here! Between the ice pops and video games, there are some great opportunities to teach your young ones about money, too.

Just because you're on vacation doesn't mean your kids can't learn valuable lessons about money.

Tell us about the money lessons you learned from your mom and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!

Turn your child's visit from the Tooth Fairy into a meaningful lesson on money.

A viral Facebook post has parents everywhere wondering: Should you charge your young kids rent?

This Presidents Day, use your long weekend to mull over some pertinent money lessons from our past presidents.

If your grown children are still depending on you for every little money matter, it's time to teach them how to go it alone.

Your friends can affect your finances for better or worse. Find out which money personalities to watch out for.

Friendships can easily be ruined by borrowed money. But if you're looking to get your loan repaid, here's how to do it with minimal awkwardness.

Instead of buying that shiny new toy for your kiddoes, maybe they should pay for it.

Kids see the holidays as a gifts-filled free-for-all. You can turn those gimme-gimmes into some valuable money lessons.

The holidays are full of family, fun, and even personal finance. 'Tis the season to teach your kids how to master their money!

A whirlwind family vacation brings more than just memories for a lifetime — it also offers some sound money lessons.

How can you tell when you've become a financial grownup? Author Bobbi Rebell asks icons of the finance world to share their stories.

From Snapchat to Disney, these five stocks will get any tween excited to invest.

Chances are, your parents didn't pass down these sage pearls of credit card wisdom. It's never too late to learn new credit card tricks.

He's big. He's got floppy ears. And he gives away candy. But can this beloved character offer real life money lessons, too?

Before striking out on your own, set yourself up for financial success while Mom and Dad have still got your back.

Giving your teen authorized user access to your credit card might sound risky. Here's why you should do it anyway.

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