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  • Re: class money questions

    There is not a $1,000,000 or even a $500 bill.  There used to be $500 and $1,000 bills, but not anymore.  The first $1 U.S. bill was printed in 1862 and was referred to as legal tender.  George Washington was first put on the $1 bill in 1869 to honor him as the first president. The $2 bill has not been discontinued and is still ...
    Posted to Money Smart Week (Forum) by MSKid on May 1, 2008
  • Re: money production

    Making money is actually a much more complicated process than you might think. There are incredible processes involved in order to protect the currency from counterfeiters or people committing fraud. U.S. paper money is made at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Currently, our paper money is made up of 25% linen and 75% cotton. Red and blue ...
    Posted to Money Smart Week (Forum) by MSKid on May 1, 2008
  • Re: starting a credit card

    Unfortunately, credit cards don't start out with any money on them.  When you use a credit card, you are actually making an agreement with the credit card company to borrow the money today to buy the item and then promising to pay the credit card company back at a later date. Credit cards have a thing called a credit limit. This is a limit ...
    Posted to Money Smart Week (Forum) by MSKid on April 25, 2008
  • Re: 100 reasons

    There are numerous reasons for inflation. Inflation just basically means a rise in prices. For example, with our current inflation rate of around 3%, a $100 item today may cost you around $103 next year. Think of 100 items you want to buy in the future. Prices for those 100 items are affected by inflation. Money Smart Kid
    Posted to Money Smart Week (Forum) by MSKid on April 25, 2008
  • Re: Negative Money?

    Yes, you can have negative money. It is called being in debt. People that have negative money have more bills to pay than money in their bank accounts. For example, if you owe $500 to your parents but only $150 in your savings account to pay for it, you are in debt by $350. It is a dangerous thing to be in debt, as who knows how long it will take ...
    Posted to Money Smart Week (Forum) by MSKid on April 25, 2008
  • Re: How to set an allowance

    Allowances vary. There is no golden rule to how much a 4th grader should receive. Some 4th graders may get nothing for allowance and some may get greater than $25 a week. It probably depends on how much you work around the house, behave, and the grades you get in school. Ask your parents to see what they want you to do to increase your current ...
    Posted to Money Smart Week (Forum) by MSKid on April 25, 2008
  • Re: Question about saving

    One of the best ways to save for a laptop computer or any other large purchase like that is to make a savings plan for yourself. Make yourself put away about 1/2 of your allowance or other money from gifts/work. Put this money into a savings account so that you won't be able to touch it. Ask your parents if they would be willing to help you save ...
    Posted to Money Smart Week (Forum) by MSKid on April 25, 2008
  • How to set an allowance

    MS Kid, what is a fair allowance for a kid my age?  I am a 4th grader.
    Posted to Money Smart Week (Forum) by emf1998 on April 23, 2008
  • I, Consumer

    One thing I didn’t anticipate when I started freelancing was that work would dry up from early December to mid January because of the holidays. So now I’m scrambling to make up for lost pay. Since time is limited--and so is cash for a babysitter--I’ve had to get creative. Last week, I made $225 just for keeping a journal for three days. I had ...
    Posted to Deadline Mom (Weblog) by laura Putre on February 28, 2008
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