61. Association Of Independent Consumer Credit Counseling Agencies (AICCCA) AICCCA Urges Parents To teach money management and Fiscal Responsibility This Summer. Fairfax, VA — June 15, 2004 — In many households, children may still http://www.aiccca.org/press_releases/6_15_04.cfm

Press Release AICCCA Urges Parents To Teach Money Management and Fiscal Responsibility This Summer "Parents have a golden opportunity during the summer to teach children that not only does money not grow on trees, but it must be earned and spent wisely," said Dave Jones, president, Association of Independent Consumer Credit Counseling Agencies. AICCCA recommends these tips for teaching children fiscal responsibility: Calculate an allowance Encourage an entrepreneur Hire your own kids Help your child set up their own bank account Create a savings-matching plan Let them in on your finances As a parent, you have the power to instill healthy financial practices in your children while allowing them to practice money management under your supervision. Make it a goal this summer to give your children a sense of financial responsibility that you may not have had at their age. There is a good chance that they will thank you for it later. Founded in 1993, Association of Independent Consumer Credit Counseling Agencies (AICCCA) is a national membership organization, established to promote quality and consistent delivery of credit counseling services. AICCCA and its members are focused on improved creditor relations, efficient processes and advanced technology to best serve clients and creditors. AICCCA members are independent nonprofit agencies that advocate for debtors, counsel millions of consumers annually nationwide and provide debt management services to consumers with excessive unsecured debt. For more information or to contact an AICCCA member office call (800) 450-1794 or visit

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64. Teach Kids To Do Their Sums Teaching money management in school would help to make tomorrow s consumers even Teaching money management in schools would solve many of tomorrow s http://www.manchesteronline.co.uk/personalfinance/features/s/84/84147_teach_kids

REGISTER ABOUT US SITE MAP FEEDBACK :: LOG-IN PASSWORD Features Archive Features Personal Loans ... features manchester personal finance features Email to a Friend Your comments Monday, 15th March 2004 Teach kids to do their sums Peter Sharples SIXTY per cent of today's adults believe there was something vital missing from their education - lessons in how to handle money. Although people may appear confident about monetary issues, more than half admit they have difficulty understanding financial leaflets, while one in four people with pensions and endowment policies don't realise that their money is invested in the stock market. It's little wonder then that parents want their own children to be better prepared for life in the big financial world than they themselves were when they left school or university. Research for Raising Standards, a scheme funded by big names such as CIS, Prudential and Norwich Union, showed that an overwhelming 88 per cent of people believe money management should be taught in school now to improve standards of financial literacy in the future. With personal debt at an all time high and many Britons struggling to save for their future, adults clearly see greater financial awareness as vital for children, says Martin Shaw, director of Raising Standards.

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@import "/default_style.css"; Contact Us Search Seminar Series The importance of long-term care insurance ... Find an office near you Seminar Series Opening an IRA for a child can teach valuable money management skills Text transcript: A great way to introduce our children to money management skills is to encourage them to save. For very young children, the best process may be the old tried and true piggy bank and saving for a small, short-term goal, such as a weekend trip to the ice-cream parlor. Small children grasp the concept more when they can see and hold their accumulated savings and reap a more immediate benefit. When our children are a little older, perhaps around 8 to 10 years of age, they can understand the concept of earning interest. This is a good time to introduce them to more long-term goal setting and the investment selection process. At this stage, you may choose to use a simple mechanism such as a bank savings account or interest bearing checking account. Starting a traditional or Roth IRA at an early age will give your child a tremendous head start on securing the financial freedom to be able to choose his or her own path in life without feeling forced into a choice he or she would not otherwise have made. The IRA may be used to teach your child the discipline of saving and the investment selection process. It will also introduce your child to the idea of compound interest and to provide various tax advantages, which when combined produce some pretty magnificent benefit down the road.

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What We Must Teach Our Children (Economics 101) M oney and finances are usually not taught in schools. Parents seldom teach their children these subjects either. We must not only recognize but also teach our children that their daily decisions about money may effect the rest of their lives. Our children are taughteven if it is not communicated verballyby our actions. Our perspective, habits, and patterns of thinking regarding money will automatically be passed down to them. If your children are raised seeing you make purchases with credit cards, they will probably use credit cards and have more difficulty with debt than you do. ( The consumer credit card debt of today is one reason that we should teach our children the value of increasing their financial IQ. ) If we live paycheck to paycheck, more than likely so will our children. But if we save money, tithe and give abundantly, our children will probably have these same money habits. The Poor Man’s Mentality: I can’t afford it. It takes money to make money.

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Teaching Students About Money and Credit Why? Most young people have little confidence in their money management skills. And in fact, 74 percent of 12 to 22 year-old students who were surveyed WANT their schools to teach money management. Teaching students the essentials of money management, how credit reporting works (and how to use credit responsibly) will lead to a lifetime of good fiscal habits. Consider this! The average U.S. teen spends $4,368 a year. 20% of American teens carry four or more credit cards. 9% of young adults between the ages of 18 and 23 are delinquent on their credit card balances. The average credit card balance for undergraduate students is $2,226. The average student loan debt is $15-20,000. More than two thirds of U.S. 18 and 19-year-olds have savings accounts. The Wall Street Journal reported that, in 1996, 8.7 percent of the 1.1 million bankruptcy filers were less than 25 years old. More resources Review these cool sites for additional resources to teach kids math and financial management skills.

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FO-06116-GO 1993 To Order Children and Money Series Teaching Children Money Habits for Life Sharon M. Danes and Tammy Dunrud Introduction The life-long benefits of teaching children good money habits make it well worth the effort. Children who are not taught these lessons pay the consequences for a life-time. Some parents don't teach children about money because they think they shouldn't talk about money with children, don't have the time, or think they don't have enough money. Parents should take the time to teach children about money regardless of income and should start when children are young. This publication presents some helpful guidelines and suggestions parents may follow. It provides general background and outlines by age group and stage of development children's understanding and use of money as well as conflicts about money. It also identifies activities you can use to teach your child about money. Using a Consistent Approach Most people have strong feelings and opinions about money, based on childhood experiences and the values and beliefs of their families. Most often, these experiences, values, and beliefs are different for each parent. It is vital for the healthy development of children that parents talk about these feelings and opinions and establish a consistent approach to teaching children about money. These questions can help parents focus their discussion: How will we create an open environment in which our family can discuss money issues?

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Search the Site: news community diaries shop The Value of a Dollar Teaching Money Management Skills to Children By Sharon Waldrop "Actually earning an allowance, saving a portion of that allowance and making financial mistakes are small things that preteens should be doing as part of their financial education." – Todd D. Shepard, CFP It’s been said that a penny saved is a penny earned. And it’s likely that parents who teach their children to count their pennies today are grooming them for the money management skills they need tomorrow. Angie Haas of Harrisburg, Penn. is the mother of a 10-year-old and a 2-month-old. She says it’s important for her 10-year-old daughter to begin learning money management skills at this point in her life. "Kids are given too much these days and it's important that they learn how to work for things so that they can make it on their own someday," Haas says. Financial security is an important part of independence, and preteens are at an ideal age to learn what money is all about. Getting in the right lane of the financial highway at an early age may lead to smart financial choices in adulthood. Another Day, Another Dollar

72. Ebony: Money Management For Children: Teaching Kids About Investing Funds Today Full text of the article, money management for children teaching kids about investing funds today can help make a better tomorrow from Ebony, http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1077/is_3_60/ai_n8964891

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Home Search Site Map Feedback Content Categories Marriage Preparation Marriage Family Parenting ... Issues Facing Families History: Home Parenting Teaching Children Money Management Skills Teaching Children Money Management Skills Main Article LDS Perspective Format Article For Printing Email Article Rate this article Has your child ever thrown a temper tantrum at the check register when you said no to a candy bar? If so, you are not alone. Most parents have experienced these frustrating moments when they are tempted to indulge their children to keep them happy. The Family: A Proclamation to the World states that parents have a sacred duty to provide for their children's temporal needs. These needs include basics for survival, like food, shelter, and clothing; they may also include other nice things like toys. In addition to providing for their children's immediate needs, parents need to provide for their children's future temporal needs by teaching them to be financially independent adults. Recent research shows that today's youth have large sums of money floating through their hands as extra income to be spent on snacks, clothing, and cars. A 1997 study sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor found that 40% of children receive regular allowances or handouts from their parents or guardians averaging $50 per week.

80. How To Manage Money The help you need with money management in difficult circumstances. Discover some basics about money. Learn how money can increase. http://www.teachingpages.co.uk/minilesson/prospering.html

How to manage money! "This page is designed to help you with money management. You'll discover why God provides money. You'll hear that making money can be a means of blessing others. You'll also learn that God has a plan so you don't lose money." Money management Let's not duck the issue - everyone needs money! At the same time money needs managing. If not, you can have a big money income and still be in debt. Money management in the home has to be looked at from three angles - the supply of money the use of money and not losing money On top of this, you have to consider your relationship to money - how do you think about it, what's your attitude towards it. Talking about money You'll get some Christians who don't want to talk about money. However, the New Testament talks a lot about it. For example, in the Gospels, Jesus tells a parable about money entrusted into people's care. We see in the parable an expectation that money is to be managed profitably. (Read it in Matthew 25:14-30) Money is entrusted into our care. This is a key to right thinking about money. Money comes into our hands for us to administer in love, faith and wisdom. God's financial plan In the Old Testament God through Moses said

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