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How to Protect Your Child From Identity Theft

Identity theft is scary. When your kids are the target, it's positively terrifying.

The holidays are full of family, fun, and even personal finance. 'Tis the season to teach your kids how to master their money!

If you can't justify the high cost of a Disney vacation, check out one of these affordable family destinations around the U.S.

Worried about the effect your bad credit may have on you? You also need to consider how it can affect your kids.

What can you learn from kid entrepreneurs? Just about everything you need to know to launch a successful business!

You'd do anything for your kids — but you shouldn't derail your retirement to loan them money.

Prenups aren't just for the rich and famous. Even folks with modest means should think about protecting their assets.

Being a single parent is hard work. Being a single parent and adequately funding your retirement is extra hard. But you can do it.

Joint checking accounts offer plenty of convenience — but if you aren't careful, a few headaches, too.

From Snapchat to Disney, these five stocks will get any tween excited to invest.

Welcome to parenthood! Of all the changes headed your way, don't forget about tax changes, too.

Your kids depend on you. Your aging parents depend on you. For the sandwich generation, smart money management is a must.

After you convert your not-so-little one's room to a den or craft room, take some time to make your money all about you again, too.

Setting money goals together as a family can set your kids up for future financial success. Try it with your kids and watch them prosper.

No matter how young or old your kids may be, they will certainly be better off if they learn these frugal living skills now.

Knowing the "stock up price" on these key baby essentials will help you keep more money in your pocket.

Knock dollars and cents off your tab by eating at one of these restaurants where kids score their meals for free.

We all want to trim the fat from our budget. But these eight life necessities are worth every penny.

Kids are little sponges that soak up every subconscious lesson — including our awful money habits.

Teaching your children financial literacy is as easy as playing a game.