From the Wall Street Journal:
For those of us who aren't independently wealthy, that puts
unrelenting pressure on the family pocketbook. The financial demands
of raising a child require that money you otherwise might use to
prepare for retirement, or to save for a nicer house, a sportier car
or a swankier vacation, must, out of necessity, be earmarked for Lego
sets and pediatrician visits and school uniforms and Christmas toys
and a college savings account and a minivan and a trip to Disneyland …
and lots of, well, chicken nuggets.
See the 15 Rules:
http://finance.yahoo.com/banking-budgetingk/article/109200/the-15-money-rules-kids-should-learn?mod=bb-budgeting
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