Where Do Kids Learn About Money – And Why Parents Should Pay Attention
When it comes to financial education, most parents assume school is the main place kids learn about money. But according to a recent study cited by The Financial Brand, that’s…
Why In-School Banking Is a Powerful Step – but Not the Whole Solution
As financial education makes its way into classrooms, one new initiative is catching attention. A recent article from Education Week highlights a bold new pilot in New York City: in-school…
Kudos to the Dells: A Gift that Grows
This morning, CNBC reported that Michael and Susan Dell are once again leading by example - contributing to savings accounts for children from low-income families. Read the story here The…
Investing for Kids Builds Financial Independence
Parents today have more options than ever for giving their children a financial head start - but the real power lies in starting early and being consistent. A recent U.S. Bank…
Start Early – Why Investment Accounts for Kids Matter
Raising financially secure kids starts earlier than most parents think. While it’s common to focus on budgeting or allowance tips, one of the most impactful moves you can make is…
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…
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…
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