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How to afford kids—and teach them about moneyWe all want to raise smart children. But somewhere between the reading, writing, and arithmetic, one of life's most important lessons is too often overlooked: personal finances. As adults, we interact with money every day, whether by saving, investing, spending, or giving it, but we often forget that kids also face these same decisions—from their own unique perspective—as they mature. How do we teach today what kids really need to know tomorrow to thrive as financially savvy adults? In Piggybanking, veteran Wall Street Journal personal-finance…
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2 editions- Ebook · English · 2010HarperCollins · 9780061986239
- Other · English · 2010Harper Paperbacks · 223 pages · 9780061358197
Personal FinanceChildrenBusinessNonfictionFinance, personal


