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Future and Financial Planning

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Overview

From learning life skills that foster independence to planning for the future our children imagine, there are a number of steps we can take to set our kids up for greater success.

When should I start thinking about helping my child prepare for the tasks of adulthood?

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Overview

When should I start thinking about helping my child prepare for the tasks of adulthood?

What can I do to start planning for my child’s transition to life after high school?

How can I make sure my child has the financial support they need throughout their life?

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Brittany OlsenUndivided Editor

An editor and cartoonist who loves using words and images to simplify and share ideas. She has ten years of experience as a copy editor and lives near Portland, Oregon. She often spends her free time going on nature walks with her dog or trying new bread recipes.

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Jennifer Drew, Undivided Senior Editor


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