
|Articles|September 16, 2008
- May 31 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 10
NEWS YOU CAN USE: Tough Talk
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A recent report from the National Endowment for Financial Education (www.nefe.org) found that many parents are more comfortable talking with their children about sex than they are talking about money. Now, there's a surprise. A 2003 NeoPets Youth Study poll confirms this: Only half of US teenagers (aged 13 to 18) said they learned "anything about investing" from their mom and dad. Only 28% of teens said they had a bank account. The following is a breakdown of the sources from which teens get their money information:
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In Memorium: Margaret Anderson (February 1, 1931-March 29, 2003)almost 18 years ago
Incorporate Rules into Your Market Planalmost 18 years ago
Don't Believe in Santa Claus Annuitiesalmost 18 years ago
Weigh the Facts in Investing Tendenciesalmost 18 years ago
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