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MONEY-SMART KIDS
Take this chance to teach older kids the principles of financial responsibility. But keep your conversation positive and reassuring.
MONEY-SMART KIDS
How does a 529 account affect financial aid? Is a Roth IRA a good alternative? We've got the lowdown on these popular college-savings accounts.
MONEY-SMART KIDS
Is your shrinking 529-plan balance making you nervous? You're allowed to switch investments in the account once a year.
STARTING OUT
Boost your chances of getting someone to pay for your master's or PhD.
MONEY-SMART KIDS
The current economic situation can provide a teaching moment. But it's important to keep your discussion reassuring -- and age-appropriate.
MONEY-SMART KIDS
Don't take on more loans than you can handle. Students should consider their future income when borrowing money for school.
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Tips to help parents teach money lessons and be financial role models.
There is still money available; here's where to find it.
When it comes to remarriage, money issues are tricky.
The new G.I. Bill offers military veterans a generous reward.
Not all kids are clueless when it comes to money matters, particularly those who learn from their parents.
A guide for parents.
Most young adults look their parents for financial guidance. Learn what you can do to point your kids in the right direction.
Congratulations graduates, commencement season has arrived. But what do you know about handling your finances now that you're on your own? We show students how to start out on the right foot, and give parents the tools to point their kids in the best financial direction.
Some lenders have stopped making student loans, but don't worry, there is plenty of money available. Here's a simple guide to understanding your options.
A quick guide to college loan programs.
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