Wealthy Habits

The Flyswatter Review game is all about learning finance vocabulary in a fun and memorable way. Campers hear the definition and compete to see who can find the term first! This and our other in-person activities are listed here: https://wealthyhabits.org/atlanta-programs/activities/

Choosing your college can be the largest decision in your teen’s life. Are they prepared? Wealthy Habits can help your student think through all their options. In our two-hour online workshop, students will learn about college searches, the application process, student loans, scholarship opportunities and more. It’s a class you don’t want them to miss! Join us this Sunday, January 24th by clicking here: http://ow.ly/Ngdw50Dg5gy

Credit cards don’t have to be evil. Learning the pros and cons of credit at an early age can change your negative perception. Let us teach your teen the ins and outs of using credit cards this Saturday, January 24th. We’ll also teach them about compound interest and APR, what credit scores are and their determinants, and the true cost of debt. Join us! Click here: http://ow.ly/q1V750DeZcg

In 2019, kids got $500 in allowance on average. (That's way more than many Gen Zers and older millenials got their entire childhoods.) Here's more about how parents can use allowances to teach their kids smart money habits.

It's never too early to learn about investing! Join us this Saturday (1/16/21) for our digital Intro to Investing course. This course is open to preteens and teens from 11 to 18 years old. Let us introduce them to public markets, stocks and the risks involved when investing in a fun and innovative way! Click to join the fun! Investing for beginner 1:00PM - 3:00PM (Ages 11-14): https://wealthyhabits.org//investing-for-beginners-ages-/... Investing for beginner 3:30PM - 5:30PM (Ages 14-18): https://wealthyhabits.org//investing-for-beginners-ages-/

For National Youth Day, we celebrate the 1,662 children who Wealthy Habits was able to serve last year. We can’t wait to help more youth become financially literate. To sign your student up for our self-paced courses, click here: https://wealthyhabits.org/self_paced_courses_/shop-courses/

Today is National Cut Your Energy Costs Day. While cutting your thermostat and unplugging items may help, some people may need additional assistance to help with their energy bills. If you need help in the Atlanta area, here are some of the programs that may be able to help you. Salvation Army Utility Assistance Program: https://salvationarmyatlanta.org/financial-emergency-servi/ Atlanta area utility programs : https://psc.ga.gov//consumer-/utility-assistance-programs/... Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) : https://www.benefits.gov/benefit/623

ACT FAST! Our introductory self-paced online course is $10 for a LIMITED TIME! Get your child started on a path to financial freedom. More courses are coming in December and this reduced price won’t be around for long. Sign up today! https://wealthyhabits.org/self_paced_courses_/shop-courses/

IRS! TAXES! Interest Rates! Those things can be scarier than any horror movie. In the spirit of Halloween, here are some money facts that are truly frightening.

It's Spooky Season and we're seeing some ghosts. If you signed up for our first FREE self-paced course, we encourage you to read the writing on the wall. If you need any assistance with logging in, let us know. We're here to help!

Since homeschooling has become a way of life, some parents may be thinking about homeschooling permanently. Here are some tips to save money to finance a more permanent home school experience. Click here to read more: http://ow.ly/PLmO50C35Co Are you considering homeschooling? Comment below.

So, did you know that the October Effect was a thing? Read our latest blog to find out what the October Effect means to your finances.

Last week we acknowledged National Transfer Money to Your Daughter Day. This time, it’s your son’s turn. Will you be transferring money over to your son today for National Transfer Money to Your Son Day?

October 13 and 14 are reserved as Amazon Prime day. While we know this may be a time of irresistible deals, when being financially responsible you have to make sure that you do not overspend. Here are some tips to keep you motivated. #AmazonPrimeDay

Children should be able to learn more about financial literacy year-round. Introducing our new self-paced online courses. These courses let you study at your own speed and create your own schedule so you can learn wealthy financial habits ANY TIME! Sign up and try your first course for FREE! Click here to start your journey: http://bit.ly/WHFREEcourse

Today may be one of the best days of the year for daughters as today is National Transfer Money to Your Daughter Day. Are you participating?

Sometimes you can see the difference. Watch this video to see the difference that Wealthy Habits makes in the lives of children and teens.

ICYMI: We've been exploring investments in our latest blogs. Tyler McCain, a former Wealthy Habits instructor, has written three articles that can help you and your family invest in your child's future. Click the photos for more.

Blended families are more common now. Are you struggling to combine your family and finances? Read for what Kiplinger suggests families do to operate as a full unit.

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