Dec 5th, 2006

Money Mistakes We Make Growing Up

By David Weliver

This week I’m presenting a series called Money Mistakes (And What You Can Learn from Them).

The series includes four articles, each focusing on personal finance during a specific age group: childhood, high school, college, and graduate.

There are lessons here for working adults, college students, teens, kids, and even parents. The first article will be up later today, then a new one each day until Friday. I hope they help you to live a little bit richer.

Childhood Money Mistakes

High School Money Mistakes

College Money Mistakes

Graduate Money Mistakes

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   May 19, 2007 at 2:51 pm

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