Impulse Spending Impulse spending is a common behavior today. It can be classified as a sudden spur of the moment spending. It can be due to an emotional craving triggered by a product or reacting to a well-written message or copy.
Parental Authority: When your child breaks the rules, it is normal to feel your authority as a parent slipping away. Like most parents, you have tried just about everything. Worst of all, probably, none of it worked.
Negative Child Behavior: Parents commonly complain about their kids driving them up the wall. In other words, they constantly emphasize on their negative behavioral patterns. Parents feel that by identifying their sibling’s negative behavior, they can get it corrected.
Kids manipulating to get what they want is a familiar pattern with most parents today. They complain of their kids blackmailing them. Even their pre-schooler emotionally black mails them. He complains that the parents love their elder brother more, when he is asked to stop playing video games and to complete his homework.
Most households are loaded with bills to pay each month and families are wondering how you can begin a savings plan for an emergency and other unexpected high expense areas. In other words, where can you find that extra cash to put away for later?
