Being A Grandparent Financial Facilitator BY RICHARD AND LINDA EYRE Our column in last fall’s issue was on being an Independence-Giver to your grandkids (See it here). In that article,
Sponsored As a grandparent, you’re probably used to people thinking you’re the least tech-savvy in the room. Because of this, you might think it strange that we’re suggesting you try
Teaching children how to have a healthy lifelong relationship with money BY RIC EDELMAN My wife Jean and I have been teaching personal finance for the past 30 years, through
We grandparents know that money doesn’t grow on trees (as my father used to tell us kids) and we want to be able to help our grandkids with their college
How Do I Say No to My Adult Child’s Requests for Money? BY DR. JOSHUA COLEMAN Sometimes you have to say no. But, how do you know when you should
How To Explain Bitcoin to Your Grandchildren By NEALE GODFREY, FINANCIAL LITERACY EXPERT, President & CEO Children’s Financial Network Inc. Kids love stories and make-believe, so why not share the story
Dr. Joshua Coleman answers some tough questions for grandparents who have challenging relationship with their adult children. 1. How do I say no to my daughter’s money requests? I desperately
BY JEANNE SULLIVAN I’ll admit it. I was that Grandma (only they call me Lola and I know you may have your own zany name too!) The one who brought three gifts
The Magic Bank Account Contributed by Granddad, Charlie Palmer Imagine that you had won the following prize in a contest: Each morning your bank would deposit $86,400 in your private
By Jerry Witkovsky, Author, The Grandest Love: Inspiring the Grandparent-Grandchild Connection A check in the mail for a birthday. Dinner once a month. Telephone hugs. Skyping. Asking the question “So
By Neale Godfrey As a grandparent, the biggest joy is to provide your grandchildren with all of the love and protection in the world. One of your fears is: Will
By the time you get to be a grandparent, you are pretty wise to the ways of the world and will do anything to help give your grandkids a leg
Jessica Bruno of FourGenerationsOneRoof.com shares how her four-generation household divvies up expenses. At least once a week, I get an email asking, “Who pays the bills?” Sadly, many come from
What Every Woman Should Do Now to Protect Her Financial Future | By Mary Hunt Becoming a grandparent four years ago turned my world upside down. Suddenly, I wanted
It’s Not (just) About the Money, Money, Money For today’s grandparents, legacy is not only what you leave behind. It’s also a reflection of how you live today. By Elyse
By Richard Bauman (Editor’s Note: My grandmother used to tell all of her grandchildren to never leave a penny on the floor and to put it into their piggy banks.
By Dennis Miller Many grandparents are afraid they simply won’t be able to retire – or stay retired – when and how they planned. We can talk about retiring later,
by John Lanza My mom recently sent my daughter a heartfelt, written card with $15 dollars inside. In front of Abraham Lincoln’s face on each of the three five spots
By Dennis Miller I have a friend who says, “Why make a decision today if it can be put off until tomorrow?” While that might sound cute, waiting until the
By Dennis Miller My good friend Rob recently paraphrased Warren Bufett as saying, “If he knew where he was going to live for the next decase, he’d buy a house