Life insurance is more complicated than you might realize. Though it’s absolutely a necessity, it can be hard to figure out what kind of coverage you really need. Instead of just going with the first ad you see, it might be a good idea to figure out how to tell what type of life insurance
When it comes to teaching your kids about finance, there’s no better way to start than a conversation. Laura Levine, president and CEO of children’s financial literacy group JumpStart Coalition, says that incorporating money conversations into your everyday activities is the best way to start teaching your children about money. And, she says, kids can
Teens and money seem to be mutually exclusive—if our kids don’t learn the right lessons early, they’re likely to make big financial mistakes. It doesn’t help that they’ve got to learn most of these important lessons before they enter college. But, as parents, we often don’t give our teens enough credit. They are quick learners,
Dear kids, We are very proud of you for getting into college! You’ve done a great job applying for financial aid and saving your earnings from your summer job. Now, it’s time to have “the talk”. Don’t worry, not that “talk”! It’s about something much more terrifying: money. We know that your savings and financial
After the age of 60 or 65, many people think that life insurance is an expense of the past. Not only are most people able to cover basic funeral expenses at that time, but they’re usually more financially stable. In some events, people begin paying into funeral planning so their family simply won’t have the
Teaching children how to handle money responsibly is one of the most important things a parent can do to prepare them for adult life. Helping kids understand the value of money from an early age can provide the perfect platform for financial prudence when adulthood comes around. While everyone’s financial circumstances are different, the theories