In this article, we’re revealing six money conversations you need to have with your teen. These discussions aren’t just about dollars and cents – they’re about equipping them with the skills they need to navigate the complexities of the financial world and succeed.
By CAMPUS USA at 15 May 2024
You should start saving money so you can pay for your child's future college expenses. Yes, it may seem a little early to be thinking about your newborn’s college, but compound interest will be your best friend over the next 18 years. Learn more...
By CAMPUS USA at 15 May 2020
For some parents, the thought of teaching preschoolers about money may seem silly or too soon. However, this is one of the most vital ages to begin developing important lifelong habits regarding saving and spending money.
By CAMPUS USA at 3 Apr 2020
One of the best investments we can make in our community’s future is promoting financial literacy among our youth. Empowering children and young adults with the skills and knowledge they need to make fiscally responsible decisions as an adult is more important than ever! Here are some ways you can begin teaching your children about the importance of money management.
By CAMPUS USA at 28 Oct 2019
Are your children savers, spenders, or, like many other kids, simply unaware of money’s importance? Start talking to your children today about money...here's how to get started.
By CAMPUS USA at 26 Jul 2019Need assistance? Contact our friendly team today.
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