We all want what’s best for our children. In today’s world, we feel as though our children will benefit from activities that enrich them — and perhaps even provide them with skills to get ahead in life. But what happens when you schedule too many activities, it might be counterproductive. Just like most things in … … Continue reading
The Toothpaste Millionaire is a juvenile level book that has many lessons to teach. I’m reading it to my Grand-kids this year in Grandma Rie’s Money Camp and needed an activity to go with it. One of the lessons in the book on which I will focus is that starting your own business can be … … Continue reading
I’ve been inspired! Once Upon a Company A True Story by Wendy Anderson Halperin tells the story of kids, parents and other relatives making and selling Christmas wreaths (and assorted other things in different seasons) to earn money for the kids college fund. You may know that each year, for my two Grandchildren, I hold a … … Continue reading
Even when you are not using a credit account, it can be tempting to hold on to your card for those “just in case” moments. After all, who doesn’t want a cash cushion in case of a financial emergency? Yet it is worth remembering that all our monetary activities can have an impact on our … … Continue reading