Articles with the Tag “Parenting”
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Leaving Work to Homeschool? 4 Tips to Help Manage your Finances
Homeschooling has its benefits but there are some important financial considerations to keep in mind when staying home affects your income.
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Kids Are So Expensive — But Not in the Ways I Expected
Personal take: Kid-related costs I didn’t see coming (Hint: neither diapers nor hockey lessons are among them)
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5 Ways to Encourage Your Kids to Start Their Own Business
Many kids possess an entrepreneurial spirit. Here are creative ways to help them think about starting their own businesses one day.
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How to Give Your Kids a Great Summer Vacation Without Breaking the Budget
Schools out, now what? If you’re wondering how you’ll keep your kids busy for the next two months when you’re crunched for cash, here’s help.
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Banking on Grandma & Grandpa: How Canada’s Grandparents are Sacrificing Their Savings to Support Adult Children and Grandchildren
RBC POLL: Canada’s grandparents are risking their own financial security to support adult children and grandchildren.
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Time is Money: Knowing When (and When Not) to Pay Someone Else to Do Your Chores
Weighing your options when it comes to gardening, painting, grocery shopping and yard work.
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Bank Impersonation Scams: What They Are and How to Protect Yourself
Through bank impersonation scams, fraudsters try to trick victims into releasing sensitive information or sending funds.
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Calculate The Cost Of Your Child’s Post-Secondary Education
What you pay for your child’s education can be much higher or lower depending on what and where they study. Calculating what you will have to pay can feel like a guessing game – but it doesn’t have to be!
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Teaching kids about money: In conversation with Bryan and Sarah Baeumler
Bryan and Sarah Baeumler share their tips for teaching kids some financial fundamentals.
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The Grandparent Scam: What it is and how to protect yourself
The grandparent scam is the most common form of cyber scam targeting seniors. Find out what it involves and how to avoid being a victim.