Guiding Your Children To Grow Through Failure — A Gift That Keeps On Giving
Laws and rules are created within organized societies to regulate interaction and protect citizens. A classic example is the American system of traffic laws, designed to promote consistent traffic flow while reducing accidents. When everyone understands how a four-way....
How To Raise Responsible Kids – Part 2
Welcome back to the second article in our series on How to Raise Responsible Kids. You can read part 1, where we defined what responsibility means here. In short, responsibility means your children are, “able to be trusted to....
How To Raise Responsible Kids – Part 1
My guess is that if we did a poll of every parent we know and asked them what they most want for their kids, what we would find at the core is that we all want to raise responsible....
What women need to know about estate planning
Women outlive men, make less during their careers and have less in savings due to pay discrepancies and time taken out of the workforce to raise their families. These are just a few reasons why it is important for....
A Plan For Protecting Your Most Valuable Asset: Your Children
If you have young children, chances are that your summer activities include some careful planning to keep them safe from harm. Unfortunately, even with proper precautions in place, accidents do happen and not just to children. Have you planned....
The 4 key life skills your children to have before they inherit
Inherited wealth need not be “an albatross around the neck of the children” as Sting so succinctly put it recently when asked if he was leaving his wealth to his children. His children will not see much of his....
If you don’t trust your kids with money, you need a trust
While most parents have the best intentions when it comes to teaching their children about handling finances wisely, sometimes the lessons don’t take. In addition to concerns about spendthrift behavior, some children experience problems with substance abuse or have....