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You may have heard the saying, “It’s the little things that matter most.” Many people think saying, “Thank you” qualifies as a little thing, but it has the ability to make a significant positive impact on relationships. Especially within families:

It’s not too early to begin thinking about your travel goals for the new year. Planning ahead can save you money and stress. Want to take an epic road trip with the family? Travel writer Tanvi Chheda has a few suggestions…

Spooky season is here! Halloween is a cherished holiday for many families, filled with fun and traditions. Whether you’ll be heading out with your little ones for the first time, or sending your teens out unsupervised, AOL.com has some tips on how to approach some specific Halloween milestones:

There is a lot of talk about the economy and inflation these days. Especially the rising cost of items at your local grocery store. Many families are feeling the pinch. But there are strategies that can help you save money on your essentials. MSN offers these tips:

Attendance at America’s National Parks has been skyrocketing. In many cases, you need to make reservations months or even years in advance to see some of the most popular sites. If your family has been wanting to get out and enjoy these national treasures, the time to start planning is now. Sports Illustrated ranks the top parks and offers tips...

Believe it or not, it’s time for kids to head back to school. The To Do List can be long: get back into a routine, plan schedules, purchase supplies. But that’s not all you need to think about. The Main Street Daily News offers some important tips for keeping kids healthy as the new school year begins:

Many of the rooms of your home are very clearly defined: bathroom, bedroom, kitchen. Some spaces are not always as easy to identify. Yahoo asked interior designers to clarify what separates a family room from a living room. Here is what they had to say:

Typically, when we think of investing, it is considered something you do as an adult. It is widely considered one of the best ways to save money. But have you ever considered opening a brokerage account for your child? There are many reasons you should. If you want to help them save for their own future, Time magazine outlines how to open a...

You know from experience life can be challenging. As a parent, how do you help prepare you children for the ups and downs they will face? How can you give them the skills they will need to navigate challenges in their own lives? GoodtoKnow.com asked child development experts for tips on raising resilient kids. Here’s what they had to say:

Strong financial skills are learned. Which is why as parents, it is essential to begin teaching your children about money from an early age. It doesn’t have to be complicated, or boring. According to Engineering Your Finances, you can get creative and make learning about savings money fun with these tips: