 | | One of the most important money lessons is about giving. Once you start making a little money, set some aside for your favorite charity or someone you know who needs a little help. You'll learn how giving doesn't just affect the people you give to, but the giver as well. |
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 | | Over the years, we have used a huge variety of objects as money. Depending on what was available, people used everything from gems to animal skins as forms of currency. The practice of using objects as money hasn't gone away just because societies started printing and minting currency, either. Tea bricks, for example, were used as money in Siberia as late as WWII, and cattle were used as money in many parts of Africa into the mid-1900s. |
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 | | The Benefits of Giving Back |
| Recent studies have shown that students who participate in community services not only have the gratification of helping someone, but they are also investing in their own future. |
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