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Yes, parents, you can convince kids that money doesn't jump out of bank machines--and Janet Bodnar tells you how. Janet Bodnar, a mother of three and deputy editor of Kiplinger's Personal Finance , has experienced firsthand the increased spending power and financial temptations facing today's children.
… More »Yes, parents, you can convince kids that money doesn't jump out of bank machines--and Janet Bodnar tells you how. Janet Bodnar, a mother of three and deputy editor of Kiplinger's Personal Finance , has experienced firsthand the increased spending power and financial temptations facing today's children. Using real-life examples from her ""Money Smart Kids"" column she has written for more than a decade, Bodnar offers creative cures for the grocery-cart ""gimmies,"" plus guidance on how to set up a simple allowance system that works, help kids learn the virtues of working for pay, and how to turn kids onto saving and investing.
« LessA kid's-eye view of money
The adman cometh
The apple doesn't fall far from the tree
Small change : the preschool years
Surviving with tweens
Why is money green?
Allowances : a hands-on experience
Penny wise : kids and saving
Your kid, the investment guru
Of lawn mowing and milkshake stands
Teens: the early years
To work or not to work?
Off to college and on their own (sort of)
Giving and getting with grace and gratitude
Lost wallets and other sticky situations
Money smart grandparents
Mission nearly accomplished
They're back, now what?
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The perils of being an expert -- A kid's-eye view of money -- The adman cometh -- The apple doesn't fall far from the tree -- Small change : the preschool years -- Surviving with tweens -- Why is money green? -- Allowances : a hands-on experience -- Penny wise : kids and saving -- Your kid, the investment guru -- Of lawn mowing and milkshake stands -- Teens: the early years -- To work or not to work? -- Off to college and on their own (sort of) -- Giving and getting with grace and gratitude -- Lost wallets and other sticky situations -- Money smart grandparents -- Mission nearly accomplished -- They're back, now what?
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