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Economics of Co-Parenting: Staying Married Through Economic Shocks Many marriages will be tested by an economic shock, such as a job loss or financial infidelity. With proper communication between partners and children, and a shared process for managing your finances together, married couples can withstand economic shocks, maintain their marriage, and create a safe and stable home for their children. Financial Health for Children: Ages 3-5 and Financial Health for Children: Ages 6-11 These courses present a variety of ideas for you to help your young children learn about money. Supporting your child to learn during these years will help them develop skills that are fundamental to financial health in adulthood. We'll provide activities for you to explore your own values, beliefs and behaviors about money to support this process. Then we'll present several ideas and specific activities you can use with your child to help them to learn about money. Read more

Planning and Saving

Planning is a process that can help you gain a sense of control, and can help you live your values and achieve your goals. There are different tools and strategies that you can use to track and plan your money. Or you can flex your creative skills and build your own. There are also practical tools and exercises to help you raise awareness of your habits, understand why it's important to save money, and to develop a habit of savings. The third course will help you prepare for the inevitable economic shocks we all face, and grow your financial health, and the last course looks at the special circumstances that surround the holiday season. Read more