For any parent who needs some ideas on how to make money at home this is the place to start. In this post we give you 25 ideas that will hopefully get your mind rolling.

Do you need a will or a living trust? in this post we talk about both breaking down the puts and takes to help you make an informed decision.

Curious how to use AI as a tool to help you make better investment decisions for the family? We have some ideas on that.

Let’s talk about stock market basics for all parents and kids. We will reviews what the stock market is, the most popular indices, and ways for you to get the kids started learning.

Want to know how to save some money? We will give you 15 tips to save money while also being able to teach your kids financial literacy in the process.

In this post we talk about safe vs. aggressive investments. We aim to give you broad buckets to think about each and allocate your investments accordingly.

In this post we talk about how to teach the kids to question financial media and think independently. The truth is out there.

Return on investment and payback period are two of the most important concepts to consider when it comes to investing. Here we define the concepts and give you a few tips to teach the kids.

In this post we talk about the steps to take in order to build wealth for your family while also teaching your kids valuable financial lessons..

Giving families a list of 100 movies with artificial intelligence to watch with or without the kids.

In this post we talk about AI and how parents today need to understand what it is in order to help and protect their kids.

Save money and time planning your next family vacation with these quick 11 tips.

The Future Funders Teaching Tool of the Month winner for April is…the College Savings Calculator!

We give you a simple four step process for teaching your child about credit as well as how to boost their credit score before they turn 18.

In this post we talk about how to invest in a stock and give you a checklist of 6 key steps professional investors use.

In this post we talk about when and why someone may want life insurance, the different types, and how to calculate how much you need.

In this post we break down the relationship between interest rates and the stock market without any fancy “financey” lingo.

In this post we are talking about Treasury ladders. We go into what they are and then show you specifically how to bid a short term Treasury ladder to earn some return on your money without tying it up for too long.

What is false advertising? We will talk about that in this post and give you some ways to spot misleading ads.

In this post we are talking 529 plans. We will give you all the information you need and show you how to practically open one in under 5 minutes.