In an era of technological advancement, there should be several apps that can give your teens the power to control how they spend their money. Here are eight of the best finance apps teenagers could use.

Inflation has been getting out of control in recent months, setting 40-year records in the wake of the pandemic and the worsening energy crisis caused by the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Now, more than ever, it is important to understand inflation, why it’s bad, and how to handle your money as a teenager in an inflationary period.

As cryptocurrency prices are tanking, once one of the largest cryptocurrencies is now worthless, and interest in NFTs is free-falling, many–predominantly new/young–investors who were left out on previous crypto gains are hoping to take advantage of the recent crypto crash to buy-in. In this article, we will look at why investing in cryptocurrency may not be the best idea, what else you can invest in, and, if you still want to invest in crypto, we’ll go over some of the best methods for doing so.

Knowing how to handle your money is a critical skill to have, even from a young age. Learning these three financial lessons as a teenager will prepare you for a lifetime of financial success.

Briefly explained, ETFs stand for Exchange-traded-funds. Despite the intimidating name, they are quite simple to purchase and provide tons of benefits. They get rid of much of the risk when investing in a single stock. Instead of being at the mercy of the market with a single stock, riding the tall highs and devastating lows, ETFs provide stability. They include all of the growth of the ‘holdings’ (names for stocks inside an ETF) and combine them to make for a much more stable value appreciation. Learn more in this article!

The subjects of personal finance and managing money are daunting. Money is all too often a taboo subject scarcely discussed, which contributes to the epidemic of financial illiteracy today. Unfortunately, these skills are critical to financial success. If you are interested in learning about personal finance, it can be hard to know where to start. In this article, I will outline the – and i want to stress this – BASICS of personal finance.

Unfortunately, there’s no quick and easy way to have guaranteed financial success. However, there are many ways to set yourself up for long-term financial success. Although it doesn’t sound as flashy as being a teenage millionaire, it is possible to almost 100% guarantee your financial success as an adult.

Investing is a crucial part of building wealth. You can take your savings and invest it so your money will grow over time. Investing is passive, and it’s easy to start investing. Unfortunately, many people don’t start investing until they’re well into adulthood. But the earlier you learn how to and start investing, the sooner you’ll benefit from it! Understanding the different types of investments is critical, and what we will dive into in this article.

When it comes to your relationship with wealth, there are two distinct phases: building and enjoyment. Or, at least there should be. But why is this separation important? And how will you know when to switch phases? In this article, I’ll answer those questions and explain why the separation is important.