Kids
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If you want your kids to grow into wealthy, financially literate adults, you’re going to have to teach them about money. Here are some important accounts you can open on your child’s behalf to help them learn good financial habits.
Opening a bank account for your kids and becoming a joint account holder is a great way to: Here’s a closer look at the differences between the two major types of kid-friendly bank accounts, plus a roundup of the best checking, savings, and prepaid accounts for kids under age 18. The Best Kids Checking Account
Back when most of us were younger, we didn’t discuss money. Things seemed simpler then. Today’s parents take a more active role in teaching kids about their finances. And we’re left trying to figure out the right age to let our kids open a bank account.
Looking for a hands-on way to teach your kid the basics of saving and budgeting? PNC Bank’s S Is for Savings Account combines a simple, age-appropriate interface with some of the best educational features in the industry to reinforce key money management concepts. Is your child ready?
I worked steadily through high school and college. I held a steady succession of mostly menial, mostly entry-level jobs: grocery store cashier, movie theater attendant, youth sports official, food delivery driver. My motivations were largely financial. During high school, I worked to fund the purchase of my first car and earn extra money to cover