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Money Skills for Your Kids: Ages 15 and Up

To make high-school students financially literate, let them handle and sometimes mishandle their own money. The Power of Compound Interest ...

Tags: Financial, Credit Card, MoneyWatch, Concert Ticket, Alfred, Sales Channel, Financial Accounting, Financial Services, Sales, Finance, Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, Charles Schwab Foundation, The Stock Market Game, Clark Howard, Compound Interest, WealthQuest for Teens, Jill Suskind, Mike Alfred, Farnoosh Torabi, Kathy M. Kristof

Articles 2009-07-15

Financial Literacy: What Your Kids Need to Know

Don't let your children grow up to be as dumb about money as we all have been. The schools aren't teaching financial basics, so you should. And start early.Google "Teaching kids about money," and you'll get 225 million hits on everything from camps to games to gadgets, all aimed at...

Tags: Financial, Kid, MoneyWatch, Financial Accounting, Social Security, Personal Finance, Finance, Government, JumpStart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy, Financial Literacy, Allowance, Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, Janet Bodnar, Raising Money Smart Kids, Kidnexions, President’s Advisory Council on Financial Literacy, ING Direct, The Stock Market Game, Planet Orange, Junior Achievement, The Game of Life, The Great Piggy Bank Adventure, Money Might, Charles Schwab Foundation, Clark Howard, Compound Interest, WealthQuest for Teens, Jill Suskind, Mike Alfred, Farnoosh Torabi

Articles 2009-07-15

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TheStreet.com, Inc. Expands Video Programming; The Company Reaches into TV to Hire First Full-Time Video Correspondent

NEW YORK -- TheStreet.com, Inc. (Nasdaq: TSCM), a leading provider of financial commentary, analysis and news, announced today that it has hired Farnoosh Torabi, formerly a business news producer and reporter for New York 1 News, as the Company's first full-time video correspondent.

Tags: Company, programming, TheStreet.com Inc., TV

Research articles 2006-07-06