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Topic: Teens and Jobs

Entering the workforce can help teach vital work skills like responsibility and integrity. But you should know what questions to ask to make teens and jobs a healthy mix.

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Money Matters: Smart Goal Setting Teaches Teens Discipline

Whether kids are earning money through jobs after school or doing chores, parents can give younger kids and teenagers advice about responsible spending and smart goal setting.

After-school Jobs for Teens

After school jobs can be a valuable learning experience for teens but follow these guidelines for keeping good grades and having a high-quality job experience.

Should Teens Work at Jobs After School?

Parents can be faced with tough choices when their teens want to work at after-school jobs. Here are some guidelines to help keep high school academics from suffering because of jobs after school.

Getting By in College: Budgets and Avoidance Spending

A budget can be your best friend in college. Check out ways to make your dollars stretch and avoid unnecessary expenses.

Should Teens Have Credit Cards?

If you’re considering getting a credit card, be sure to read the pros and cons of having a credit card before making any decisions. Some teenagers' statistics are outlined in this article.

Setting the Scene for Student Homework

You can support your teen’s high school study skills by providing materials and space for her to do student homework and by helping her find the best time to fit homework into her schedule.

Real Life Story: Making Allowances

Children’s allowances can present challenges for parents. Having a sense of humor helps! Read about one family’s experiences with the world of money: allowances, jobs, and attitudes toward this necessary evil.

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