He's 10. He's got a side hustle and a weakness for Pokémon cards. Here's how he makes and spends his money.

Hi, I’m Silas. I’m 10 years old, and I’m in fourth grade. I live in Nashville with my mom, my dad and my baby brother (he is 3 and annoying but cute. We play together a lot). I go to public school. I ...

Shopper Blog: Gibbs softball's Carol Mitchell wins national coaching honor

Having been part of four state championship teams as a player and seven more as a coach, nobody is more invested in Gibbs ...
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Julie Tonkay is the Kinsley's ShopRite amazing teacher for March

Pleasant Valley learning support teacher Julie Tonkay helps students build confidence, feel supported and know someone is always in their corner.

I pay my 8-year-old with Pokémon cards for his chores. It motivates him more than getting money.

My husband and I wanted to teach our kids financial literacy early. But my son only started doing chores when I paid him in ...
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Children can learn about money durinng program at Mentor Public Library

Children can learn to make sense of their cents during a free program with Cardinal Community Credit Union at 6 p.m. April 6 at Mentor Public Library’s Main Branch, 8215 Mentor Ave. Professionals from ...