Survey: Most Parents Teach Their Kids About Saving Money

Two-thirds ‘have changed spending habits to shore up savings’

One in eight people does not have any savings to fall back on, according to research for Chase.

Survey: Most Parents Teach Their Kids About Saving Money

Some Americans likely grew up not openly discussing finances at home. According to a new NerdWallet survey conducted online by The Harris Poll, 20% of baby boomer parents (ages 61-79) didn’t teach their children about saving money.Perhaps because talking about…

9 subtle habits of people born before 1970—do you have them too?

Let’s face it: when you’ve been around for six or seven decades, you start to see life—and success—differently. I’ve experienced it firsthand. After retiring from my long teaching career, I realized that what many of us baby boomers value now isn’t always what we valued in our younger years. Whether it’s how we relate to money, community, or even our own sense of purpose, our generation has a few habits that might just surprise the folks who com…

Talking to children about money and savings, as well as teaching them how to make financial decisions will make a positive difference in their adult life and Children's Day can be an opportunity to lay solid foundations in them.Childhood is the best time to acquire positive habits that accompany people throughout their lives and Children's Day can be an ideal opportunity to lay solid foundations on money and finance issues, said Juan Luis Ordaz,…