Comments on: Part 7 – Teaching Kids About Credit

By: Fumiko Rodrigues

Fumiko Rodrigues — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 14:24:31 +0000

Thx ! nice text

By: Britteny Demelo

Britteny Demelo — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 12:26:04 +0000

Great article man Thank you

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By: SuzieQ

SuzieQ — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 22:52:59 +0000

I was watching Suzie Orman, and a woman who was 18 called in and said she never realized you had to pay back the credit card company! Wow, she maybe wasn’t very swift, but obviously the whole concept had escaped her…and the way we (parents) talk about credit I’m sure influences this.

BUT, I’m interested to see what the results of the survey from yesterday are!

By: ioana

ioana — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:11:38 +0000

This is not about kids, but all this has been saved and stored for when my kid is big enough.. excellent idea with the credit card.

Just wanted to share how I saved some money this month.

I had a very aggravating exchange with Rogers this month. They fubar’ed my bill (380$ in march???).

Spent about 2hrs on the phone with them until I got to the top (peoplez, if you want to get their attention, always ask for their cancellation department right away), where they figured out the problem (theirs. really, truly theirs).

As I was getting more and more annoyed, I started cutting my services with them. One by one, from the hip. Bang! no additional features on my cell. bang! for Mike either. Bang! reduced internet to lite. Kaboom! no cable AT ALL. That, I believe, is called collateral damage.

By: Pol*

Pol* — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 17:08:40 +0000

I’m ready to take on this challenge!
I love the idea of doing a little card up for my boys that they can charge to. Up to now we have put a big guilt trip on when they have borrowed anything for an impulse buy. I think your technique will be more constructive….