You really have to know how much money you need to support your family. It takes time and it's tedious but you are not going to be aware of how you spend unless you are really breaking it down.

We have this discussion with parents in our practice all the time. Start them when they are young and they will grow up understanding about making financial decisions.

I'm a single parent. I have to work to support my family. Thanks to this program, I don't have to worry about where my child is after school and what he is doing. I know he's safe, happy and best of all, doing better in school.

If I had to pick one or the other, in this situation I would take disability insurance.

Whether The Cancer Council is funding parent or family support, or putting money into research, the funding comes from awareness of their work and days like Daffodil Day make it happen.

I am tired of wasting my time and money on this child I could be helping children who really need it.