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Dairy Foods for Today's Pre-teens: This paper encapsulates and gives information about dairy foods feasible for today's teens. Kids today want more out of everything, including food. More for most kids is not necessarily quantity or even quality. It's visual and emotional appeal. Kids are drawn to products that are attractively packaged and aggressively marketed....; Tags: Food, Cheese, Dairy Management, Kids, Food & Beverage, Manufacturing; White papers 2003-07-01
Tough Economy Tough For Grads: In the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression, millions of college students who will graduate this spring are now facing very bleak job prospects. Priya David reports from Washington.; Tags: Job, MoneyWatch, Recruitment & Selection, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Evening, Kids, College, University, Graduation, Diploma, Workforce, Work, Occupation, Employment, Underemployed, Unemployment, Economy, Class, 2009, Youth, U.S., America; Videos 2009-04-18
The Real Cost of Raising Kids: In a lingering recession, should you put off having children? Should one parent stay home to cut childcare costs? Stacey Bradford gives editor-at-large Jill Schlesinger the lowdown on the true cost of child-rearing.; Tags: Children, Recession, Kid, MoneyWatch, Stacey Bradford, Jill Schlesinger, Kids, Parenting, College Costs, 529; Videos 2009-06-11
Bad Financial News: How to Tell Your Kids: In these tough times, it's hard to know what's worse: getting bad financial news or having to bring that news to your kids. Here's how to make it a little easier. ...; Tags: Teen, Financial, Parent, Family, Kid, MoneyWatch, Beth Kobliner, Financial Accounting, Finance, Bad News, Children, Kids, Teens, Families, Ken Robinson, Carolyn Meyer-Wartels, Tovah Klein, Patricia Seaman, Leslie Linfield, Jill Norvilitis, Lewis Mandell, Andrew Sum, Julia Heath, Jennifer Thomas, Charles Schwab, Denise Smith; Articles 2009-06-17
What Kids Don't Know About Money: Young people say they don't feel prepared to make smart financial choices, according to a recent a recent survey by the Charles Schwab Foundation. Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz talks about the study's findings, and tells us how parents should teach their own children.; Tags: Financial, MoneyWatch, Financial Accounting, Finance, Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, Baie Netzer, Charles Schwab Foundation, Financial Literacy, Kids, Money, Money Lessons, Parents; Videos 2009-07-15

Money Skills for Your Kids: Ages 4 to 9: To help your kids grow into money-savvy adults, start early. Here's how to instill good money habits in even your youngest. ...; Tags: Allowance, Kid, MoneyWatch, Kids, Bodnar, Ryan, Financial Services, Personal Finance, JumpStart Coalition for Financial Literacy, Financial Literacy, Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, Janet Bodnar, Raising Money Smart Kids, Kidnexions, President’s Advisory Council on Financial Literacy, Kathy M. Kristof; Articles 2009-07-15
Money Camp for Kids: Instead of soccer and swimming, these Denver kids spend their summer vacation learning about savings accounts and money skills. Kelly Wallace reports.; Tags: MoneyWatch, Evening, Camp, Recession, Children, Kids, Youth, Money, Finance, Education, Learn, Summer, Cash, Economy; Videos 2009-07-21
Smart Ways to Save for College: By the time your toddler gets her degree, a college education could cost more than $250,000. Ray Martin offers tips on how to save now for your child's college tuition.; Tags: MoneyWatch, cbsepisode, early show, ray martin, harry smith, college, tuition, kids, children, student, save, early; Videos 2009-10-01
What College Will Look Like in 2020: What will college look like in the year 2020? If you've got younger children, you might assume that the only thing that's going to change by then is the price. In 11 years, the most selective private schools could easily cost more than $70,000 a year. ...; Tags: College, Kids, Branding, Marketing, Lynn O'Shaughnessy; Blog posts 2009-06-23