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For the vast majority of us, there's one guarantee in life, and that's working. While you or your partner probably work to pay the monthly bills, your teenager may view a part-time job as a means of establishing some independence, of earning some extra cash for the mall, or of helping to save up for college. But a first job also teaches teens valuable lessons, such as responsibility, a respect and appreciation for working adults (read: you), and a taste of the real world.
Furthermore, according to Brett Brown, Ph.D., director of the nonprofit research organization Child Trends, teens who grow up struggling in school often find that a job can help them feel successful and confident by receiving tangible rewards for their efforts. Studies have also found that teens who...
Teen Money
Teens who are about to earn money from a job outside the home, need education on how to manage money
May 15, 2008
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November 06, 2008
My sons first job
My son just recently got his first job. It is fun and sad at the same time to see him grow up. He always complained about school, saying he rather go to work than school. Well, after working for only 2 months he changed his mind! He... read moreNot Acceptable?