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teaching kids the value of a dollar

Do your kids understand the value of money? Do they know that it takes hard work to earn the money you use to keep a roof over their heads and put food on the table? One thing I wanted to be sure my kids understood was that money isn't easy to come by. If you want something, you will have to work for it. So, what are the best ways to teach your kids the true value of a dollar? My blog is all about teaching kids of all ages about hard work and how it pays off. Hopefully, you will find everything here useful and can help your child learn that with a little hard work, anything is possible.

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Offshore Accounts: What You Need To Know

16 October 2015
 Categories: Finance & Money, Blog

In some countries, banks do not charge investors or account holders taxes to keep their money there. Countries like Switzerland have long been known to allow citizens of other countries to keep their money there without taking anything off the top. This kind of account is often referred to as an "offshore bank account." The problem with holding an account like this is that businesses or individuals who hold a large sum of money there can still be subject to all kinds of penalties from the IRS, FBI, or other government agencies. Read More …

What To Know When Buying Ancient Coins For The First Time

5 October 2015
 Categories: Finance & Money, Blog

Adding ancient coins to your collection can be beneficial in a few ways. You can expand your current coin collection and buy pieces that can grow in value at the same time. The key is in shopping for ancient coins for sale by being selective about what you buy. Here are things you should know when buying ancient coins for the first time. Choose a qualified coin dealer A qualified coin dealer is someone who is certified to sell ancient and other collectible coins. Read More …

How To Ensure You Won’t Lose Money Bailing Out A Loved One

1 October 2015
 Categories: Finance & Money, Blog

Bail bond services let you post bail for a friend or family member who has been arrested. In most cases, you are the best person to judge whether or not the individual you post bond for will appear in court. Sometimes, however, you may find yourself in a difficult position where helping out a loved one could mean losing money or assets. Here are a few things you can do to protect yourself. Read More …

Don’t Suffer From A Drug Test’s False Positive While Out On Bail

30 September 2015
 Categories: Finance & Money, Blog

Upon being released on bail, the defendant has to comply with any conditions imposed regarding the terms of release. In some jurisdictions, such as the state of Pennsylvania, a person with a history of drug use may be required to undergo drug screenings while on bail. Failing a drug test could lead to the revocation of bail and a swift return to jail. Unfortunately, even someone who stays clean and uses no illicit drugs might run into trouble due to the possibility of a false positive test result rearing its head. Read More …

4 Ideas For Dealing With Wedding Mementos Post-Divorce

25 September 2015
 Categories: Finance & Money, Blog

Your divorce has been finalized and you're ready to move on. While this has no doubt been a difficult chapter in your life, there's no need to hold onto your old wedding gown or ring if you don't feel like it. In fact, getting rid of or repurposing these items can feel cathartic and allow you to have a new start. Here are four ideas for your old wedding mementos: Read More …