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28. MSN Money - Teach Your Teen How To Handle Credit Cards When I first proposed writing about teaching kids to use credit cards, my editor groaned Nothing teaches money management like actually managing money, http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/CollegeandFamily/Raisekids/P40989.asp

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Search Contact the Station Get RSS Sign up for E-News News In Pictures ... Money Email This Story Print This Story Share-Save-Spend: Can Hello Kitty Teach Money Management Skills? POSTED: 9:30 am EDT October 18, 2004 UPDATED: 9:57 am EDT October 18, 2004 Money can be a very tough subject for you and your kids, but you're probably doing something right if you're talking about it with them at all. Nathan Dungan can help you start your kids on the right track. Dungan is an author, award-winning speaker and national expert on family finances and the effects of mass marketing on young people. A top-performing financial adviser and vice president of marketing for a Fortune 500 financial services company, he founded Share-Save-Spend LLC, an organization that helps people of all ages develop and maintain healthy financial habits. Dungan offers insight drawn from his highly successful Share-Save-Spend approach to money. "Having a balanced approach to financial matters means aligning what you care about with how you use your money. While this sounds simple enough, it becomes seriously complicated by the compounding pressure on young people to spend, spend, spend, and to reach for an upscale lifestyle," Dungan said. Dungan offers a Share-Save-Spend tip, a question to prompt money discussions with your children, and a gotta-have-it-now fact that illustrates the incredible influence mass marketing has on our children.

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U.S. Department of Justice Executive Office for United States Trustees PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release September 20, 2004 FEDERAL BANKRUPTCY OFFICIALS TEACH MONEY MANAGEMENT BASICS TO WEST BLOOMFIELD STUDENTS DETROIT-Federal officials who supervise the bankruptcy system will kick off a volunteer program to provide financial literacy education to high school and college students on September 22, 2004, at West Bloomfield High School in West Bloomfield, MI, at 10:00 a.m. Lawrence A. Friedman, Director of the Executive Office for United States Trustees, and the Honorable John C. Ninfo II, Chief Bankruptcy Judge for the Western District of New York, will draw on their years of experience in the bankruptcy system to teach West Bloomfield students the basics of personal money management in a 45-minute session. "Each year, more than one out of every 70 households in the United States enters bankruptcy," Friedman stated. "Basic financial education can help consumers protect their future by enabling them to avoid stressful debt and possible bankruptcy. Judge Ninfo and I want to help students learn the principles of money management. Students in particular should understand that new technologies, which serve to reduce our use of cash and to increase our use of plastic and other convenient means of purchasing, require new skills in personal restraint and financial planning. We are grateful to Eugene Seaborn III, West Bloomfield High School Principal, and Dr. JoAnn Andrees, West Bloomfield School District Assistant Superintendent for Instruction, for inviting us to West Bloomfield High School."

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35. Teach Your Children Money Management Skills! To be responsible with money, children need to learn important financial lessons from their parents. Here are three of them. http://magazines.ivillage.com/townandcountry/style/wealth/articles/0,,284695_573

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36. Cash Flow For Kids - Teaching Children About Money Management Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad has put together a creative, fun way to teach children financial principles and money management skills in http://www.healthynewage.com/teaching-kids.htm

CASH FLOW FOR KIDS from Robert Kiyosaki Rich Dad, Poor Dad Give your children the financial head start necessary to thrive in today's fast paced and changing world. Schools teach children how to work for money. CASHFLOW for Kids teaches children how to have money work for them. CASHFLOW for Kids is a complete educational package which includes the book and audiocassette titled "Rich Dad's Guide to Raising Your Child's Financial I.Q." CASHFLOW for Kids is recommended for children ages 6 and older. Give the gift of prosperity thinking to your kids! Do you want your children to have a healthy respect for abundance? Would you love for them to have a better financial start than you did? Then gift them with Creative Prosperity Consciousness: CashFlow for Kids Chuck Blish 01-16-2002 00:43 PM - I just wanted to say thanks. My sons and I have been playing CF4Kids for a couple months and I wasn't sure how much was sinking in then... A couple weeks ago I was talking with my brother about a purchase he was getting ready to make when one of my boys spoke up and said that he was purchasing a "big doo dad". My other son then said it seemed like a large purchase and asked him what Passive Income he had to justify such a large purchase. My brother and I just stood there for a moment, dumbfounded that this came out of 10 and 11 year old boys. I am now sure they are getting the financial education they need. Great game and again, thanks. Shelly Browne 01-28-2002 02:28 PM - I enjoy playing the game with my 11 yr. old daughter and her friends. We let the 4 year old play too. I can tell the business-minded kids because they ask to play the game as soon as they come in my doorthey'd rather practice making money than anything else! My daughter bakes and sells homemade bread with flour she grinds fresh so she is interested in learning how to make money. When she was 3, her life goal was to own a mall. I think she might do it!

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38. Press Release - Summertime Is A Great Time To Teach Money Skills To Children now is a great time for parents to teach valuable money management lessons While most people learn about money management through trial and error, http://www.lssmn.org/press/press_summer_kids.htm

FOR RELEASE JUNE, 2000 CONTACT: Jackie Nelson Lutheran Social Service Summertime Is A Great Time To Teach Money Skills To Children (June, 2000) With today's labor shortages, there are ample employment opportunities this summer for high school students who want to earn some extra money. If your teenager is taking on a summer job, now is a great time for parents to teach valuable money management lessons, suggests Stacey Roberts, financial counselor with Lutheran Social Service. Roberts said that the JumpStart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy indicates most high school seniors lack basic skills in all aspects of personal finance, including checkbook management and use of credit cards. "While most people learn about money management through trial and error," said Roberts, "it doesn't have to be that way. The sooner children learn about financial responsibility, the better off they will be as they grow older." Roberts suggests that parents follow these steps as they help their children learn how to be wise money managers: Set goals.

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