Teaching Kids About Money Management
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Family First
It can be a challenge to juggle your family's financial priorities — covering home and education expenses and even elder care — while still meeting short- and long-term saving and investment goals. Browse through our articles, calculators and other resources to learn more about how to manage your busy family’s life.
Protect What You Value
Don’t underestimate the value of insurance. Maintain appropriate coverage for each risk you and your family face such as property loss or damage, death and disability. Research your options so that you’re not overpaying for what you don’t really need.
Match Investment to Life Stage
Younger investors have more time to recover from market setbacks. Consider adding more aggressive investments to your portfolio that could increase your returns. As you draw closer to needing the money, plan to diversify your investments and reduce your risk.
Find the Right Fit for Your NeedsEmergency Savings
Establishing an emergency cash fund is an important saving priority for growing families. This is your safety net. Plan for the unexpected by saving at least 3 to 6 months of living expenses in a separate, interest-bearing account. You'll probably adjust the amount as your expenses, income and family financial obligations change.
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