Lots of Young People Wish Their Parents Had Set Better Financial Examples for Them. Here’s How to Do Right by Your Kids
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Parents spend many years reviewing their children’s report cards. A recent study essentially turned the tables on that, with young adults reviewing their parents’ performances, particularly in regard to financial matters. The findings weren’t good: Gen Z (people between ages 12 a
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