Children - MoneySense

With a four-year degree coming in at $80,000 or more, university is a daunting expense. RESPs can get you...

Buying insurance for your kids was once a more common practice, but does it still make sense?

Include your kids in your buying decisions.

Gail Vaz-Oxlade says money lessons should be taught by parents, not teachers.

Paying for rent, tuition and credit cards are alien to most students heading off to college or university. This...

Parents spend on average, 15 hours a month and $1,658 a year on their kids' sports.

Sometimes we need to let them make mistakes.

Keep it simple and they'll be savers in no time.

Start teaching kids about credit by age 10.