Teens who don’t have a regular source of income from a part-time job can still find ways to save money. Perhaps you get birthday or holiday money, or an allowance from your parents.

Helping teens learn how to save money now will help them be more financially successful throughout their lives. Sit down with them regularly and train them in these ways to save money. 1. Set Up a ...

Your teenager is probably not going to learn the value of money in school, so it's up to you. Here are three ways to get your teen started on the right path. If you have a teenager, you may be ...

Helping your teen get a grip on money is one of the best things you can do for their future. Instead of just giving them cash ...

Modeling money behaviors you want to instill is an excellent way to get kids excited about saving. Start with as little as $0.25 the first week, $0.50 in Week 2, $0.75 in Week three, and so on.

Josh Elledge is chief executive "Angel" of SavingsAngel.com, a website that teaches consumers how to save money through a free money savings video eCourse and podcast. SavingsAngel also provides ...

7 Ways to Teach Teens to Manage Money. USAA. Published April 23, 2014. ... The earlier teens understand that retirement is the biggest expense they'll ever save for, the better off they may be.

Homeschooling your teenager can be a rewarding experience and a terrific way to personalize their education. However, ma ...

MICHIGAN, (WPBN/WGTU) -- Preparing teens for the real world can be tricky — especially when it comes to teaching them how to handle their own finances.