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Need a getaway that doesn't break the bank? Plan your next trip with these tips to help cut cost while adding more fun!

Raising money-smart kids begins with teaching them how money is earned. Start small by teaching them the different ways they could be paid.

Learning to earn money by putting in hard work is a valuable lesson to understand even at an early age.

Borrowing money seems like an easy way to get what you want quickly, but it comes at a cost. Understand when borrowing makes sense and why.

You may not know it now, but financial decisions made in your teens will have a lasting impact.

Encourage your child to think about what they hope to accomplish in the future and teach them how to be goal-oriented.

Find out how to determine if what you’re spending your money on is worth it by calculating the value of what you didn’t buy.

Learning about the three-jar concept can help kids grow into money-smart and socially responsible adults. Keep reading to find out more.

While savings accounts are a great tool for growing your money, investments can help grow your money even more. See how they compare.