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Teen Money Starter Guide: When Paychecks, Apps, and Instructions Don’t Go as Planned
A few weeks ago, as you may or may not know, Bradley and Charlie started their first jobs at the airport. The boys should already be on their third paycheck by now, but were still working through something much more basic—getting Charlie’s very first paycheck fully sorted out. Why, you may ask? Well, let me explain. What started out as an exciting milestone quickly turned into one of those real-life teaching moments that nobody can fully prepare you for. The guys received paper checks and could have walked into Wells Fago and cashed the checks but having cash app we thought uploading there checks into there accounts would be easier.…
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Emergency Money Apps Cheat Sheet: What Teens (and Parents) Need When Money Hits Fast
As a parent it is hard not to jump in and fix problems for our children no, matter how old they are. Which is what happened the other day with Charlie and Bradley when they got their first paycheck from their new job, and it should’ve been one of those simple, exciting moments where everything just falls into place. You work, you get paid, you cash the check, and you move on. That’s how it’s supposed to go, Emergency Money Apps Cheat Sheet When money is delayed but life isn’t Real Life Moment Hands holding a phone in a parking lot. Gas pump or grocery store in the background. Waiting…
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???? Sometimes the Small Wins Carry the Whole Day
The other day when David got paid he wanted to stop by the lawyer’s office to check on a ticket he had gotten. The Lawyers office is down the street from Walmart, so we stopped there after we finished grocery shopping. I’m really grateful for how things are being handled right now. The ticket isn’t due until August, and because of that timing, we were able to get insurance back on the car. That one thing lifted a huge weight off my chest. But if I hadn’t gone inside with David he would have paid the ticket then and because I opted to wait we was able to pay for…