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5 Smart Money Moves Your Kids Can Make Over Summer Vacation

Summer vacation is here! Between the ice pops and video games, there are some great opportunities to teach your young ones about money, too.

Life insurance for kids isn't just a sales gimmick. Here's what to consider before taking out a policy.

Raising a kid by yourself takes strength, resilience, and perhaps most importantly, a solid financial footing.

Turn your child's visit from the Tooth Fairy into a meaningful lesson on money.

You've always planned to save for your kid's college education. But that kid is in high school, and you haven't even started. What now?

If you're the parent of a special-needs child, the 529 ABLE account can be a valuable resource in helping your child thrive.

A viral Facebook post has parents everywhere wondering: Should you charge your young kids rent?

Planning for end-of-life is no one's picnic, but these questions could help spare your loved ones a lot of pain after you're gone.

Your kids may be small, but their dental care costs can be huge. Here's what a dentist has to say about taming these big bills.

Kids make a mess. You can still make a quick home sale despite the disarray.

Working with kids requires a big heart and a lot of patience. But it doesn't necessarily require a small paycheck.

You're hunting for the perfect home for your growing family. The house isn't the only key feature; pay attention to the neighborhood, too.

If you have a will, you're already ahead of the curve. But you need to make sure it's updated, too.

Finance isn't just for adults. These money-themed gifts will set your kids up for a bright financial future.

One day your kids will be living under their own roof. Will they be prepared to go it alone?

You depend on your financial adviser for guidance on life's money matters. But they may not always consider the big picture.

You know how important it is to have life insurance. But when is it OK to drop it?

Kids see the holidays as a gifts-filled free-for-all. You can turn those gimme-gimmes into some valuable money lessons.

It's important to teach your kids about money. But they don't need to know every little thing about your personal money matters.

Are you giving your little one their very own plastic? Before handing it over, set some ground rules.