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Deleveraging Continues

As leveraged assets go down in value, the leverage multiples go up. Adding to that multiple is the falling dollar and the fact that these assets are in reality debt deposits, not cash deposits, that were passed on in different forms to be leveraged over and over.

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Kids and Money

Minyanville Staff Feb 21, 2008 5:44 pm


	Financial fitness is equally important to your child's development as homework and sports. So what's the best way to teach them about money and help them become fiscally responsible adults? The �Ville�s senior columnist, Scott Reeves, has the answers.

Getting Started
The wise use of money.

What's Money?
Defining value, earning and spending.

Kids' Finance Glossary
Basic terms and definitions

Holding Kids Accountable
With increased freedom comes increased responsibility.

The Great Allowance Debate
More than a stipend, an important step toward financial literacy.

Setting Savings Goals
Instilling in kids a discipline lost on most adults.

Why Charity Matters
Even for kids, giving has its own rewards.

Teaching the Value of a Dollar: Dos and Dont's
Five principles every parent must know.

Putting Sibling Rivalry to Work
Lessons learned from peers are often most salient.


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