A guide to teaching children about the value of a dollar offers strategies and advice, addressing such topics allowances, budgets, saving, and afterschool jobs.

Kiplinger's Money-Smart Kids

Bodnar, Janet

Dove Entertainment Inc

Offers caregivers practical advice for answering children's questions about family finances and teaching them the value of earning and responsibility of spending money.

Mom, Can I Have That?

Politics & Social Sciences

Offers advice with a host of funny and revealing stories that show how to answer kids' questions about money. Lays a firm foundation for how they'll deal with money issues in the future.

Mom, Can I Have That?: Dr Tightwad Answers Your Kids Questions About Money

Parenting & Relationships

KIPLINGER BOOKS +

Make kids of any age savvy about earning, spending, borrowing, and saving. Covers allowances, shopping, peer pressure, budgeting, saving for college.

Dr. Tightwad's Money-Smart Kids

Business & Money

Raising Money Smart Kids: What They Need to Know about Money and How to Tell Them (Kiplinger's Personal Finance)

Economics

Kaplan Publishing

Think $ingle allows women to feel more confident about the financial decisions they are making. It makes women feel self-assured about handling money by supplying much needed information on how to be a financially equal partner, how to be financially self-sufficient, and how to ensure the future of their children. It also offers numerous resources women can use for gathering information and assistance.

Think Single!

Kaplan Business

The children of the 21st century have more spending power than any generation to date. Along with this increased power comes an unmatched curiosity about our monetary system and a greater expectation of fiscal responsibility. How can parents help their children grasp money and its role in society? Janet Bodnar, mother of three and a nationally recognized expert in the field of children’s and family finances, shares her strategies for helping parents help their kids understand the power of a dollar in Raising Money Smart Kids Bodnar, executive editor of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance, provides parents with sensible ways to help children-from toddlers to teenagers-understand the role of money and how it works. She teaches parents how to handle the sticky questions like "Are we poor?" "How much money do you make?" and the inevitable "It’s my money, so why can’t I spend it the way I want?" Raising Money Smart Kids begins with a "Test Your Money Smarts" quiz, and each chapter includes real-life questions and answers from Bodnar’s popular weekly column. At the end of many chapters are stumpers that kids toss parents’ way-along with appropriate responses. Some of the issues addressed include: •Curing a case of the grocery-cart "gimmies" •A kid’s-eye view of money •Family money habits, good and bad •Allowances: how much and how often •Saving and budgeting •Credit cards •Teaching kids about investing With Raising Money Smart Kids, parents can convince kids that money doesn’t just jump out of bank ATM machines in an educational and kid-friendly way.

Dollars and Sense for Kids

Personal Finance

From their first job to their retirement years, women face unique challenges when it comes to managing their money. Because women play so many different roles -- and sometimes leave the workforce to raise children and care for family members – they need specific financial advice tailored to each stage of life. In her new book, Kiplinger's Money Smart Women – Everything You Need to Know to Achieve a Lifetime of Financial Security, Janet Bodnar, wife, mother and deputy editor of Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine, outlines what every woman needs to know to be financially independent, from breaking out of the paycheck-to-paycheck rut to living comfortably in retirement.
Whether you are single, married, divorced, widowed or retired, Kiplinger's Money Smart Women will give you the advice you need on important topics such as:
<ul>
<li>Establishing a stellar credit record </li>
<li>Strategies for spending less and saving more </li>
<li>Investing with confidence </li>
<li>Surviving divorce with your finances intact </li>
<li>Financial implications of caring for elderly family members </li>
<li>Making your assets last during retirement </li>
</ul>
Kiplinger's Money Smart Women covers it all with real-world advice and practical strategies, and includes “how-to” action steps for everything from investing in mutual funds to boosting retirement income. This is every woman's essential guide to financial security.

Kiplinger's Money Smart Women: Everything You Need to Know to Acheive a Lifetime of Financial Security

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Books by Bodnar, Janet

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Kiplinger's Money-Smart Kids

Mom, Can I Have That?

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Kiplinger's Money-Smart Kids

Raising Money Smart Kids: What They Need to Know about Money and How to Tell Them (Kiplinger's Personal Finance)

Think Single!

Dollars and Sense for Kids

Kiplinger's Money Smart Women: Everything You Need to Know to Acheive a Lifetime of Financial Security