The expenses of parenthood are foreseeable, and bearable if you start adjusting your habits in advance, writes Lesley-Anne Scorgie.

With the vaccine just months away from a complete rollout, many couples are feeling emotional relief, hopefulness around their finances, and ready to get their family plans back on track. Here are a few important financial considerations to pay attention to.

It's 2020, and it's time to build a more flexible and equitable workplace.

Whether parents are dealing with young children who are taking some classes from home or dealing with sharing living spaces with adult children who have moved back home, there is a lot that can be done to protect the well-being of parents throughout the pandemic.

Just in time for Halloween, an easy way to help the young understand basic portfolio management using candy.

It’s an adage as old as Ben Franklin: the best way to learn something is to teach it. So, if you want to learn the best way to prepare for your own retirement, teach your kids how to do it. That’ll make you feel twice as satisfied.

Managing through this next phase of the pandemic, when the adrenalin of the initial crisis has long worn off and there’s no finish line yet in sight, is going to take a new level of adjustment for families.

Parents may be wondering which kinds are safest and most comfortable for children to wear during the school day. Here's what experts say.

ITFAs are accounts opened by parents or grandparents for minor children, usually for the purpose of saving for the child’s future.

September can be an emotional time of year, even for those not sending children back to school. This year, we are entering the upcoming school year with more hesitation and unknowns and hence, potentially more jitters than ever before.

It’s also clear to many parents that their kids are not built for learning via Zoom.

Parents are facing tight deadlines to choose between in-person and remote learning as educators and families try to navigate evolving guidelines for school reopenings.

Applying the same pre-pandemic child-care solutions to your household might not make sense anymore from a safety and budget standpoint, but also because the way we work, how much we spend and on what, has changed.

Fawn over the difficult men who create prestige TV if you must, but there’s no harder task in screen­writing than making entertainment that appeals to viewers of all ages. Studio Ghibli films combine emotional realism, adorable animated characters and conservationist themes. SpongeBob SquarePants found a secondary stoner audience. But no franchise has mastered the art of delighting the whole family quite like the Muppets.

Start by making sure you practice what you preach.

Here are three simple principles you can share with your kids and teens. And obviously, you’ll want to integrate age-appropriate examples.

Brown University Professor of Economics Emily Oster discusses how parents can approach the potential re-opening of schools and home learning. She speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."

We’re all hearing the big exciting news for the fall: getting back to the office. Employers and landlords are putting measures in place to keep everyone safe and productive. There's just one issue: school-aged children.

When you’re ready to put this puzzle piece into place in your financial plan, here are the top things to know as you get started.

As we navigate the current world during quarantine and even as we slowly begin to ramp back up and see what the future holds for us in terms of health, safety, work, finances, technology and more, you need to remember that everyone is doing their best to balance it all.

Since sports, arts and summer camps are businesses that are struggling to stay afloat with no sense of when – or if – they will reopen, some are refusing to uphold their regular refund policies, or are opting to hang on to client fees as credit.

Moms often like to think they can do it all. I'm here to tell you, you can't. And you will definitely burn the dinner trying.

Getting a child their first cellphone is a tricky endeavour – what is the right age and how should parents regulate a child’s usage? How can they make sure they don’t lose it?

Pro homeschooling tips for work-from-home entrepreneurs who suddenly find teaching on their to-do lists.

Here are some activities that are great to do with your children that don’t just teach finance, but can also help them understand important math concepts, history facts, and business lessons.

Conceiving is just one obstacle patients face. There’s also the question of how to pay for the treatment.

According to a study, earning and saving money isn't as important as getting your kids involved with fundraising activities at as early an age as possible.

Being a parent is hard. It’s harder when you can’t rely on anyone or anything else for help.

Most American parents think their teens spend too much time playing video games, but many of them also believe this is typical adolescent behavior, a U.S. study suggests.

You make sure they eat their veggies, do their homework and go to bed on time. As a parent, you work so hard to keep your child safe and secure, but have you thought about their financial security?