Monthly Archives: October 2010

The $400 Temptation

I gave my kids a test this morning.  They passed but only after asking a few questions.  And since they were the right questions, I allowed it. I received a special invitation in the mail yesterday from American Express.  Often, … Continue reading

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How to Teach Kids to Earn Money

Here is my latest kids and money quick tips video.  The Above-and-Beyond Jobs list does not show up well, so to get a clear view of the list, click here.

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Life Lessons Worth a Few Missed Details

It’s Homecoming Week.  I know, because for the last week, I’ve had a house full of seniors working on float building, routines, and skits.  It’s been crazy but a lot of fun.  I’ve enjoyed getting to know a lot more … Continue reading

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To Invest or Not to Invest

I cut an article out of the paper today to share with Nathan.  He had invested in Walmart several years ago because he liked the idea of them going green.  He knew that a big company like Walmart could make a difference. He … Continue reading

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