Do you remember that classic question—if you were stranded on a deserted island, what three things would you take with you?

A NerdWallet survey finds that most parents have taken steps to teach their kids about saving money. Here’s how.

You don’t need a finance degree to do it — something as simple as talking to your kids about money or walking them through some of your own financial decisions can make a major difference.

When a child experiences worry that won’t go away, parents feel overwhelmed and lost. Child therapists Ashley ...

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While options for summer are out there, experts say prices and accessibility are significant issues in keeping school-aged ...

There are few policies that attract bipartisan support, and the child tax credit is one of them. Since the late 1990s, both ...

High school teacher Kelly Gregory spends a lot of time talking to kids ... That money is for saving – when her son wants to buy something, she encourages him to find ways to earn the money.