If you’re reading this blog, you already know the importance of considering cost when making purchase decisions. It is intuitive that if two products are comparable, you should buy the one with... Read more »
Americans are saving more. The average savings rate is now more than 6% of post-tax income. In times of economic uncertainly, it is clear that many consumers believe that establishing a savings... Read more »
Have you ever wondered exactly what you were paying for when you handed over your hard earned money to the grocery store cashier? Check out this graphic display of a food dollar... Read more »
Pretty soon school bells will ring and children will start a new school year. Now, many parents are in a mad dash to get their kids ready for back-to-school. While the start... Read more »
Back in January, Tanisha Warner's son asked her if the President of the United States is rich. This led Tanisha to explore what it means to be rich and what she found caused her to change her... Read more »
Last week, I was driving in a rural area and was only able to pick up one very staticy radio station. Thankfully, the station was airing an interesting show about credit cards.... Read more »
Experts agree that the financial lessons children learn today can last well into adulthood. That is why it is so important for children, teachers, and parents to have quality resources to help... Read more »
MMI just launched a free new online resource to teach kids about good money management: MoneyBunny.com.
On the site, children can explore the world of the Money Bunnies and jump-start... Read more »
Recently, we asked a group of kids ages 8 to 14 what advice they'd give adults about money. Here's what they had to say:
We did a similar video in... Read more »