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12 July 2009
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Financial decisions

Tackling pester power

What you're entitled to

Teaching your child about money

What your baby will cost

Budgeting for baby

Choosing a guardian


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Be a wiz with the wallet Keeping your family afloat can be stressful with regular bills, school expenses, kids' clothes and unforeseen crises all adding up. This advice will help you manage your family finances.

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Financial decisions Being a parent means you'll have to manage your budget What your baby will cost Babies don't have to be bank-breakingly expensive Budgeting for baby Plan ahead for inevitable expenses	What you're entitled to Find out which benefits you may be eligible for Making a will Leaving a will can protect your family after your death Teach your child about money Harness children's curiosity about money to help them learn about it	Tackling pester power Advice on managing your children's expectations and demands Choosing a guardian The practical and emotional aspects of deciding who to ask

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