Buying a home is an exciting and significant event in your life. Before taking a dive into house hunting, it is important to do your research and have your eyes wide open to reality. The more you understand about the total cost in purchasing and owning a home, the better off you will be financially. Do your research on credits… Read More
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Teen Driver Expenses
Young drivers involve a variety of expenses besides the vehicle itself. Here are examples of some of the expenses teen drivers will incur. Insurance The cost of coverage will be based on the driver characteristics, the vehicle, the insurer and the insured’s eligible discounts. A safe driver course can often help reduce the cost of insurance. There are other discounts… Read More
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Money Lessons to Teach Your Kids
Children as young as three-years-old can understand basic money concepts. By setting a positive financial example and teaching good money habits early, parents can influence their children to lead healthy financial lives. Here are three money lessons to teach your kids. Delayed Gratification Teach children the concept of delayed gratification and the benefits of waiting to buy something they really… Read More
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How to Talk to Your Kids About Money
When I was growing up, I went to a public school. There were no financial literacy classes offered to me. My parents, immigrants and new to the American financial system themselves, did their best to instill sound financial habits into my life. I knew I shouldn’t spend more than I earn, I should save for things I want, be wary… Read More