Teen money management is different from adult or kid money management, just like a teen’s life is different as well.
That’s why I’ve dedicated a category to teen money management. Get tips on first paychecks, teen first jobs, online jobs for teenagers that pay, teen driver gifts that teach responsible car ownership, cheap date ideas for teenage couples, teen debit cards and when it’s appropriate to get them, teen chores, and much, much more.
Here’s a few articles to get you started:
Use these Money-themed Would You Rather questions for high school students to get teens interested in money, and keep things fun. One of the biggest struggles educators tell me about …
A teen chore system should look different than a child’s. Make the transition with these teenage chore chart ideas. Got a chore chart system your teen has completely outgrown (like, …
Can teens under 18 invest? You bet. Here are stock apps for under 18, with a breakdown of available parental controls. I hear from parents all the time that they …
Digital banking and mobile payments are here. Here’s the lowdown on money apps for under 18 year olds, plus parental controls. Chances are good your teen has either used a …
Smart ways to spend your graduation money that’ll help you both now and in your next step in life. I love that you are searching for smart ways to spend …
Staring down the barrel of a small Christmas budget this year? You’ll never believe these Dollar Tree Christmas gifts for teens. How to buy Christmas presents on a budget…for teenagers? …
The personal finance basics for high school students to learn that will help them manage money both now and in young adulthood. What do high school students need to know …
How do you budget for prom? Here’s how, using a free prom budget template so that your teen make the most of their night. Back when I was a teenager …
Cash for graduations is a great gift, but can be a bit “predictable”. Make things fun with these graduation money card ideas. Giving a graduating high school senior or college …
What to do with your money as a teenager, so that you’re enjoying life now, and prepping for your next big step in life. Teens don’t have mortgages to pay. …
