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Financial Literacy 101: Teen Edition
January 18, 2021
Categories: Budget, Family, Saving
If you have a teenager who doesn’t quite understand how important good financial habits are, it’s time to teach them! Giving your child the building blocks on saving, budgeting and understanding debt will help make them into responsible adults. Here’s some financial literacy 101 for your teenager.
Bank AccountsExplaining the different types of bank accounts to your child is crucial....
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How Do I Teach My Kids About Online Safety?
December 14, 2020
Categories: Cybersecurity, Family, General
While it may seem obvious to adults, knowing how to make safe decisions online isn’t always second nature for kids. It’s important that cybersecurity is taught before mistakes are made, and the earlier in their life it’s discussed, the better. How does a parent go about teaching online safety? Continue reading to find out.
What to Look Out ForAll of the important cybersecurity...
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The Secret to a Cheaper Holiday Season
November 2, 2020
Categories: Budget, Family, General, Saving, Seasonal
As the holidays quickly approach, managing your money wisely becomes even more difficult. As you spoil your loved ones with gifts, celebrate the season with fancy dinners and go all-out on new decor, the budget tends to go out the window when the holidays come around. There’s no harm in enjoying the holiday season, but this blog will help you make sure you don’t enter January with empty pockets.
Set a Realistic BudgetOdds...
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New Holiday Reunions and Traditions: COVID-19 Edition
October 19, 2020
Categories: Family, General, Seasonal
Ever since COVID-19 struck the world, the way we communicate with family and friends as we know it has completely changed. With the holiday season quickly approaching, the need to be socially distanced can get in the way of the annual family get-together you’re used to. This year can be the start of new and exciting traditions along with creative reunions so you and your loved ones can remain connected while staying safe.
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Finance Tips Your Kids Should Know Before College
July 15, 2020
Categories: Budget, Family, Saving
Whether you’ve had children head off to college in the past or this is your first child to do so, these financial tips are a great refresher for everyone. College students are known to live off of very little money, but there are ways to change that. Going into college with a financial plan will help your child avoid worrying about money while in school and can lower the amount of debt he or she might have in the future.
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Five Fun Summer Staycation Ideas
June 8, 2020
Categories: Budget, Family, General, Saving, Seasonal
Spending a fortune and traveling far away isn’t necessary to make great summer memories. We’re here to give you some fun staycation ideas for you to try this summer while you’re at home. Not only will this allow you to try new, creative things with those you love, but you’ll be saving lots of money while doing so!
Pitch a TentGoing camping at home is one of the cheapest yet most...
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Top Tips to Save Money on Back-to-School Supplies
August 14, 2019
Categories: Budget, Family, Saving, Seasonal
Whether you are taking your little ones for their very first school supplies shopping trip or perhaps gathering items you need as you continue your education this fall, there’s no need to empty your wallet. Here are some great ways to save money on school supplies, while still getting everything that’s on the list!
1. Ask a FriendIf you have a friend who has taken that class before or whose child has had the...
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8 Surprising Ways to Save on Baby Stuff
July 11, 2019
Categories: Budget, Family, Saving
Oh baby! Although they are small, babies can take up a significant amount of your budget. Many first time parents experience sticker shock with the numbers they see as they walk through the baby section at their favorite stores. Thankfully, there are ways to make these expenses easier to manage so you can focus on the excitement of the little one without the pain associated with the rising costs.
1. Sell What You Don’t NeedBecause...
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6 Money Themed Activities for Preschoolers
January 1, 2019
Categories: Budget, Family, Saving
Is four years old too early to be learning money management? We don’t believe so! There are many American adults who still struggle with understanding their own finances and keeping a budget. By starting their education early on, you will build their confidence and familiarity with money in order to build a stable foundation for the future. The question is, how do you make it engaging for preschoolers? Here are our 6 favorite money themed activities for your youngsters!
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Cheap, Fun Winter Activities
January 1, 2019
Categories: Budget, Family, Saving, Seasonal
Enjoy the winter wonderland happening outside with your family! Don’t stay cooped up in the house all day - find something fun to do. Create quality time with those close to you with a few of the below ideas from Peoples Bank of Kankakee.
Build a SnowmanFrosty isn’t going to build himself. Get the kids outside and moving with this fun idea. See who can build a bigger snowman or have a competition...
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