College Readiness Blog for Parents

Money matters are much easier to handle when your teens aren’t breaking the bank with shopping sprees. To keep yourself and your teens from going bankrupt, try developing a solid financial plan with your teens.

If your teens need financial aid help, talk to them yourself. Share your financial past to help them prepare for their financial future.

With a big dream and a little artistic talent, your kid could win a $15,000 college scholarship in the new Doodle 4 Google competition!

Gone may be the days of paper checks, but there is still a great value in teaching your teens how to balance a checkbook.

Start the New Year off right! Get parenting tips that will help you and your teens set and achieve your New Year’s resolutions.

Before you take your teen shopping again, prepare to test out these shopping math games.

Part-time jobs for high school students are available, but they may be hard to get this holiday season.

The college prep process is a marathon, not a sprint, as today’s college news headlines demonstrate.

When it comes to kids and money, there’s a lot to be taught. But kids today are learning some bad habits from their parents. This video spotlights five areas where U.S. kids could improve their money skills.

A recent survey shows UK kids are saving more money. It’s thanks to the valuable lessons they’ve learned from their parents and grandparents on how to earn money, save money, budget money and properly spend money.