Your Finances: Family Finances

Should You Co-sign Your Kid’s Loan?

All parents want to help foster their child’s development into adulthood. However, co-signing loans and rental leases deserves careful consideration.

How to Pay for Long-Term Care

It is important to know what long-term care is and how to pay for it. While there are a lot of options, the out-of-pocket expenses can add up very quickly.

How To Find Alternatives to Cable TV

In 2005, MSNBC reported the average cable bill was about $43; today, it’s more than $70/mo. Maybe that’s why cable is losing subscribers at record numbers.

How Much Should You Give Your Child for Allowance?

Among the best ways to teach your child to manage money is to offer an allowance. Unlike most bills that you get, what you pay your child is entirely up to you.

School Uniforms: Are They a Good Idea?

There seems to be no argument that school uniforms carry a positive image of school pride. However, despite their popularity, anti-uniform advocates persist.

Fifteen Mostly Free Activities to Keep Kids Happy

Remember when feeding the ducks at the local park was a great day? Chances are your kids will like it too, and it won’t cost you a thing.

Big Ideas for Your Marriage Anniversary Don’t Have to Be the Most Expensive

When it comes to making the most of your next anniversary, you can create sensational memories to accommodate any budget with style.

Teaching Your Children About Personal Finances

Teaching children about personal finances is a process that, with your children’s participation, can be easier than you think.

Invest in the Future: National Parks Over Amusement Parks

Considering that entrance fees for national parks ($2-20 per person) tend to cost less than theme park day passes, savings and personal finances can weigh heavily on a decision.

How Much Should You Spend on a Birthday Present?

Birthdays are a time of joy, celebration, quality time…and presents. Just how much you should spend on a gift depends…

Fifteen Cheap Ways to Keep Your Kids Happy

Here are some ideas to keep your kids entertained with little to no money.

How to Secure Your Children Financially

With the increasing cost of living and escalating tuition fee for schools and colleges, it’s a good idea to prepare for your child’s future as soon as possible.

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