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Occasionally I'll let our 5-year-old earn money for doing additional, out-of-the-ordinary chores. Small amounts are sufficient for him - a quarter is usually all it takes to make him happy. I love the idea of using a chart like this one from My Love For Words is fabulous. This would be great for not only developing a good work ethic, but also learning financial responsibility!
As the new year starts, most of us are thinking about ways to improve our family's life. Money is one area that could always use improvements. These family budget worksheets from Creatively Southern would definitely help with using our money more effectively. Maybe it could help you too!
Ok! All you last minute gift givers that are still wondering what you give that hard-to-buy-for present, I have found what you can give. A money tree! Then She Made has a great tutorial for giving the gift of money in a creative way. This is a great idea.
With many graduations coming up (or shortly passed), making a money lei is a great gift or act of kindness. Flowers lei are beautiful, but they die. Money leis will surely be appreciated! Lil' Luna has the how-to.
I'm sure another goal on many of your lists is to save more money where you can! Who wants to throw money away? Not me!!! More Style Than Cash has 50 great ideas to save money and live better for less. Some of these ideas I never would have thought of. Others are awesome reminders to me. I know you will love them.
See 50 money saving ideas.
