This featured post is presented by Wealth Quest for Teens.

This week we are featuring family wealth/financial parenting experts Jayne Pearl and Richard Morris. Together, they help families navigate through the dysfunction that comes with having wealth. Part of this process entails teaching families how to analyze and understand their money values, something every family should do! They offer the following 10 Tips for Effective Financial Parenting…

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This featured post is presented by MoneyCrush.

We bought a new dishwasher on Black Friday, and I feel guilty. Not because I went shopping then (since we usually do, although we rarely buy more than breakfast + an ornament), and not because we spent a good chunk of change (after all, we had the money in our appliance fund.)

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This featured post is presented by The Joneses Are Broke.

Did you see the news about all of the people camping out and lining up in order to buy the new iPhone 4S today? Now, I know I could never be mistaken for cutting edge, but I just don’t get this.

You know what I’d like to see? People camping out and lining up around the…

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This featured post is presented by Family Money Values.

Family meetings can be a great way to build solid relationships, create a family legacy and train the next generation.

A couple of weeks ago I shared our path towards holding family meetings. As a result of that journey, I built a checklist to…

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This featured post is presented by The Debt Myth.

Paying off debt can make a huge difference in your life. Imagine the relief you’ll feel when you no longer have the stress of figuring out how to cover everything — and when you have the freedom to do the things you want to do with your money.

Paying off debt is a matter of four basic things: not taking on new debt, making paying off debt a priority, cutting spending, and making more money. Get on track with those four things, apply the debt snowball method, and you’ll be on your way to being debt free!

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