Whether intentional or not, sometimes family members favor one child over another. Here are some suggestions how to handle favoritism with your children. . . . → Read More: How To Handle Favoritism With Your Children
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Recently, I wrote an article on college loans. Here is one tip about how to save when you’re in college. As soon as school is out, sell your old books. I don’t know why college texts are one thing we want to always cling too. We save them for 20 years or more, move them 10 times and don’t look at them once. So sell them while they are “newer” and worth something. Now . . . → Read More: Save Money On College Textbooks September 27th, 2011
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Teaching Respect To Children Our lives are made up of so many habits, most of which we don’t even realize we have and, whether they’re good or bad, all habits are very hard to change. I heard a preacher this weekend say if you don’t believe that you are bound by habits and that they are hard to change then try this: Ladies, the next time you shave, start with the leg . . . → Read More: Teaching Respect To Children July 26th, 2011
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Do you talk to your kids about money? Here’s a real life example from Mike and Tawra. . . . → Read More: Talk to your kids about your finances. February 5th, 2010
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So many people ask how to teach their kids about money, hoping we can give them a 1-2-3 formula to use that will help their child become a wise caretaker of his money and maybe even a future Bill Gates or Oprah Winfrey. Many parents ask this question because they are terrified that their children will turn out just like themselves when it comes to spending money. They hope that the “Do as I . . . → Read More: Teaching Kids about Money |
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