How to Raise Financially Savvy Kids in a Cashless World
In 2025, money doesn’t always feel real. With tap-to-pay, virtual wallets, and auto-renewing subscriptions, today’s kids are growing up in a world where dollars rarely change hands - and money…
Parenting Trends in 2025: What They Mean for Your Child’s Financial Future
Parenting is always evolving, but 2025 is shaping up to be a year of transformation. From AI-powered learning tools to growing interest in emotional intelligence and sustainability, families are rethinking…
Start Small, Think Big: How Early Money Habits Set the Stage for Future‑Savings Success
When it comes to teaching kids about money, the most important lesson might be this: you don’t have to wait. According to West Virginia University Extension, financial education should begin…
Raising Future-Ready Kids in the Age of AI – Why Financial Flexibility Matters
Artificial intelligence isn’t science fiction - it’s shaping your child’s world right now. From how we learn to how we work, technology is changing faster than ever. A recent article…
Parents Are Saving for Their Kids – But Missing a Big Opportunity
A recent Vanguard survey revealed something surprising: Nearly three-quarters of parents are setting money aside for their children—but most are doing it in low-yield savings accounts that may not keep…
The Soaring Cost of Child Care – and How to Prepare for Your Child’s Future
Child care is now one of the biggest expenses families face. According to a recent CNBC report, the average annual cost of child care in the U.S. is over $11,500…
A 15-minute plan to start your child’s investment account
A quick, shame-free plan to start a child’s investing habit. Automate $25/month and keep it simple with UNest.What’s happeningMany families feel squeezed by everyday costs. The Consumer Price Index is…
The Benefit of Starting Before Kindergarten vs Waiting
A head start compound advantage grows faster than you think. If you’re saving for a child, time is your biggest ally. Beginning before kindergarten—even with very small amounts—gives your contributions…
Why UTMA Often Beats CDs or Savings for Grandkids
When you’re setting money aside for a grandchild, it’s tempting to lean on bank CDs or high-yield savings accounts. After all, the yields on those are tempting right now. But…
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