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7 Fun Ways to Teach Children to Save
2012-03-22 18:28:00 7 Fun Ways to Teach Children to Save is a post originally published on: Everything Finance - Everything Finance - Its all about Money!Creativity is a child?s bread and butter, so why not use that to your advantage to teach them about saving money? These clever tips are ideal for teaching your child how to make smart money decisions. 1. It?s All in the Visuals Children tend to be visual learners. Hang up a savings goal chart, like an ...Get a free mortgage quote!
Cancer Woman?s Mother Died Suddenly - Capricorn Boyfriend Offers No Comfort
2007-07-24 12:29:00 Dear Elsa I am really at a loss about how to deal with my boyfriend. I thought that we had a strong relationship and we were planning marriage and our future. However, in February my mom suddenly died. Naturally I was very sad, but instead of helping me or being supportive, my boyfriend just seemed absent from it. Then a week after she died, he said he didn't "know about our future anymore" and he needed to think about whether or not he wanted to be in a relationship with me. I can't imagine who does that to someone, and even though I was completely shocked, I accepted the apology that followed and tried to remember that he was great pre-February and maybe this was just a stage he was going through. Ever since that moment, he has gone through a cycle (usually every month) where everything will be fine and happy, and then he just decides he doesn't love me or want to be with me. His apologies after that moment and my reaction (always sadness) becomes more intense. But, I ...
Triple Capricorn With Venus and Mars in Aquarius Wonders Which Direction To
2007-07-12 13:35:00 Dear Elsa, I am a scholarship student (and senior) at a well-known small liberal arts school. I have been blessed to enjoy the opportunity of exploring my passions through my studies. After high-achieving for years, I now have several career opportunities awaiting action. Many of the opportunities carry heavy prestige and an "international" focus but with high burn-out potential. I've also privately lost much of the idealism necessary to work in such jobs in good faith. However, my family expects me to at least gain a job with prestige, as even my getting to go to this school was a huge step up for us. At the same time, I feel strongly driven to learn music as it is my secret and true passion. I have already trained successfully in the visual arts and creative writing, so I know the demands of that sort of vocation. I feel absolutely torn. Do I take one of the "pragmatic" career-track jobs, using my potential to make my family proud? Do I pursue a financially insecure course o...
Should You Take Out A Loan From Mom and Dad?
2007-03-10 02:52:03 This post is about something near and dear to my heart - hitting up your parents for some of their hard earned cash when you need a little help making a big purchase, or to get through the month. I know, I know, you promise that you’ll pay it back. Anyway, what got me thinking about this was an article by Laura Rowley that I read today on Yahoo! Finance. Her main topic throughout the article was whether or not it’s a good idea to ask your parents for money when you’re attempting to purchase your first home. Rowley hits on a lot of interesting points and essentially says parents should be very cautious when loaning out money to their children. I actually agree that parents shouldn’t whimsically hand out money to their grown children. This may seem like a surprising stance for a 25 year old, quasi-recent college grad to take, but hear me out. I don’t think parents should haphazardly hand out large sums of cash, but I do think that parents should be th... |
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