Two Phoenix moms and former attorneys created an app to teach kids good money habits early, with sponsorship from banks and credit unions.

The Family Credit Union and WQAD launch a Coloring Sweepstakes for kids to celebrate Financial Literacy Month.

School districts have options for engaging their community’s minds in advance of a school tax or budget vote Missouri’s Rockwood School District shared stories like those of L ...

Subject to the additional restrictions below, The Family Credit Union Financial Literacy Month Coloring Sweepstakes (the ...

Teach your kids that money comes from providing value to others.

From turning financial literacy into a game to dynamic new budgeting methods, there are new and exciting ways to make it fun ...

Robert Furst is a wealth advisor at Merrill Lynch with two kids under 10. He shares how he is already safe guarding his ...

In addition to its classroom programs, Junior Achievement of the Michigan Great Lakes is offering students the opportunity to ...

The Heart Gallery uses professional photographers to capture the child's spirit, bringing to life their personalities.

Mental, physical and financial wellness are three pillars of good health. But for many Canadians, money worries are the greatest source of stress, more than work, personal health and relationships. In ...

A financially troubled couple in Hyderabad poisoned their son, throttled their daughter, and then hanged themselves. The father had been jobless after leaving a teaching position. A suicide note ...