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Tuesday, April 17, 2007 |
Kids Get Money-Smart . Tina Vance, a Chantilly stay-at-home mother of four, has been working hard at giving her family a financial education. She makes the kids, ages 4 to 14, contribute 10 percent of their allowances to savings and charity and she includes them in discussions of household finances. Vance heard nothing... Kids need to know about money to make them smart when they reach the age to make decisions.
By Margaret Webb Pressler. [washingtonpost.com - Business News From The Washington Post]
9:48:17 PM
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© Copyright 2007 Richard Walker.
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