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How To Teach Your Family About Money
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How To Teach Your Family About Money
How To Teach Your Family About MoneyBy: Jim DeSantis When it comes to our money and the pleasure it buys, lack of self-control is a common pitfall for most of us. Often, when you come into some extra cash, you have this tendency to rush out and instantly satisfy the irresistible itch to splurge on just about anything you lay your eyes on. It is a "bargain" after all! Instant gratification is a very costly mistake because many people fail to recognize that they just spent money that may be needed in the immediate or distant future for unseen or unplanned for needs. And, I have news for you, you are not alone. Only a small percentage of the population have balanced family budgets and have savings for a rainy day. The majority are operating with maxed out credit and unbalanced family budgets. The saying: "nothing lasts forever" is true, especially when

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