In case you were looking for a lesson on how to budget . . .
Katy Wolk-Stanley
“Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without.”
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wow! I was thinking I’ve seen all of these, how come not this one?? but it’s dated 1995—I was 5 years out of college by then!! I never had an allowance that was more than a $1, and i think that was only for 6 months when i was 12. I started working at the age of 15–no one paid me to do chores! Some very good lessons about budgeting (but oops, not on diet!)
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Thanks a lot. Now I can’t get the song outa my head ;)!
Sometimes it’s the old ways that are still best. 🙂
Schoolhouse Rock ROCKS! 🙂
Simple but comprehensive. If only the easy availability of credit did not mess up peoples thinking.
That video is great. Cheesy, but applicable.
Do people still give their kids allowances? We haven’t decided what we’re going to do yet, because our first is still a toddler.
wow! I was thinking I’ve seen all of these, how come not this one?? but it’s dated 1995—I was 5 years out of college by then!! I never had an allowance that was more than a $1, and i think that was only for 6 months when i was 12. I started working at the age of 15–no one paid me to do chores! Some very good lessons about budgeting (but oops, not on diet!)