Internet safety tips for teens
Between identity theft, cyberbullying, stalking and phishing scams, steer your teen away from internet dangers with this guide to online safety.
How to use public Wi-Fi safely
When using public Wi-Fi access, there can be risks involved. We've provided some tips to help protect your information.
The effects of too much screen time and how to reduce adverse effects on children's health
Too much TV, computer, phone and game time can have plenty of negative effects for kids.
Money management for teens
Lessons on money management for teens before they head to college, including how to create a budget, strategies for saving money and ways to use credit responsibly.
How to build credit for teens
Consider these tips to help your teen get off to a good start with their own savings, secured credit card and more.
Reasons to consider retirement planning for high school students
You have a lot to gain by learning how to save money as a teen.
Teen texting and driving
Thousands of crashes each year are caused by texting drivers, but many teens don't see the danger.
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