If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!I did it! I am a college grad class of 2007. It feels good to be done, but at the same time I am sad to leave. BYU campus, fellow students, and teachers have treated me well.
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Family Finance Part I: Earning
Family Finance Part II: Saving

Spending is a necessary evil (more like pleasure for most of us…). But, smart spending isn’t innate. We must teach our children how to earn, save, and spend smart! The first thing to do is to talk about budgeting.
Budgeting is essential to keep track […]

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Family Finance Part I: Earning
Family Finance Part III: Spending

Saving money is another key to having a financially secure future, which is what we all want for ourselves and for our families. Start teaching your children to save money when they are young. I live by the following rule: Set aside 10% of […]

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Family Finance Part II: Saving
Family Finance Part III: Spending

The family is a perfect laboratory for teaching the value of work. Work is perhaps the most valuable skill we can gain because it determines so much about the quality of our lives.
Hard working people usually end up with high paying jobs or they create their […]

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