Don't worry, be ready

Article Abstract:

Money-savvy working mothers often neglect retirement planning since it is difficult to gauge the needs of a person at the age of sixty or seventy when they already have so many imminent day-to-day responsibilities. Since people are living longer and the future of Social Security is looking less secure, a three-step plan is outlined to help working mothers effectively plan their retirement strategy.

United States, Strategy & planning, Financial management, Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs), Social Security, Planning, Finance, Retirement planning, Working mothers, Company business planning, Company financing

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Mom's back-to-school checklist

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Nancy Close, assistant clinical professor at the Child Studies Centre, Yale University suggests that the creation of rituals of getting ready to go back to school, helps children to mentally prepare for the school year. Issues concerning the preparations for, and of supporting children once school has started are presented.

Psychological aspects, Officials and employees, Practice, Parent participation (Education), Home and school, Close Nancy, Yale University. Child Study Center

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Ready for school?

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Parents can help their children learn basic math and reading concepts before they enter school by using the activities provided. Suggestions include the use of shapes, counting and scribbling.

Education

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