It’s never too soon to start saving money! These fun activities can help your child learn how to get started by setting a goal, learning about dividends, and brainstorming ideas for their own Boredom Busters Box. You can download and print this Saving Money worksheet here.

Vroom, vroom! You have your license (or are about to) and your first car is calling your name. But driving comes with a lot of extra costs. In addition to paying for your license, you’ll need a car, insurance, gas, oil changes, maintenance, and more. Don’t let all these extra costs get you down. For […]

When you’re a teenager, there’s a lot of exciting stuff happening in your life. You’re finishing middle school, entering high school, learning to drive, and more! With all of these exciting things going on, it can be easy to feel a little lost. To help, we put together some tips for getting ahead and reaching […]

As you get closer to “adulthood,” there’s a lot to learn! Before you know it, you’ll be out on your own without anyone to make your decisions for you. It’s an exciting time, but one you have to prepare for. Check out our five steps below to learn how to build a budget so you […]

Children around age four can often count ten or more objects and identify everyday items in the home, including money. As your child gets close to, or meets, these cognitive milestones, there are ways you can help them learn more about money. Start identifying coins While you may have played store or restaurant with your […]

It’s likely that by the end of elementary school, your child has been asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” more times than you can count. Whether your child’s answer changes or remains the same, take their interest in a specific job as an opportunity for career exploration and teach them […]

No matter your age, setting goals is the first step in building a good budget. Knowing your goals helps you have a clear vision of what you’re saving for and can motivate you, too. While your child’s goals will look very different from yours, it’s just as valuable for them to learn about the importance […]

Let’s face it, kids can learn to use technology quicker than almost any adult. As your child grows, in addition to asking to use phones or tablets for play, they will likely also need access to Internet connected devices or apps to complete their school assignments. As your child reaches an age where they may […]

Raising a child can be a challenging task, but getting them set for a sound financial future doesn’t have to be. Taking these three steps early on can put your child on the right track from the beginning. Open an account for your child Opening a separate account for your child is the first step […]

Turning five is a big deal! Your five-year-old is learning like crazy and, with your help, getting ready for kindergarten. By now, your child likely has some basic counting skills and knowledge about money. Practicing and building on these skills can help them be even more prepared for school now, and for good money management […]