Sixty percent of parents in a recent survey said they have allowed their under-18 children to use their credit card to make online purchases, with nearly 50% regretting it. Nearly half (46%) of parents say their child used their credit card at least once without permission, up from 29% in 2018.
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A number of traditional etiquette rules seem to have faded away, like standing up when a woman enters the room or addressing a superior with a prefix (e.g., Mr./Ms.). For job seekers, many wonder if it’s still necessary to send a thank you note following an interview.
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The question of whether to give children an allowance has vexed parents since the turn of the 20th century. It’s an issue faced by each new generation of parents without any clear, universal answer, yet is an important consideration in financial literacy … even for celebrities and children of wealth.
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As a child prepares to move out of their childhood home or go to college, parents may be inundated with a number of feelings, chief among them stress, elation, and, perhaps, excitement, along with grief, known as empty nest syndrome.
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It is impossible to overestimate the value of mothers to children, family, community and society. A mother’s impact is as profound as it is transcendent for those blessed enough to have such a parent in their life. Recognizing that words may fail us in fully capturing the importance of mothers, let’s, nevertheless, try.
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