Beth is quoted on Sesame Street’s new financial education initiative, “For Me, for You, for Later.”
print / The New York Times
Beth in the Media
Beth inPrint & Online
Beth in Print and Online
print / The New York Times
print / The New York Times
Video: Talking Money With Elmo
Beth and Elmo are interviewed by Your Money columnist Ron Lieber.
print / The New York Times
Burning Calories, but Not a Hole in Your Wallet
Beth is quoted on how to nail two New Year’s resolutions at once: staying fit and saving money.
print / The New York Times
Guiding a Child to Financial Independence
For young adults facing a grueling economy, wise advice from their parents can be indispensable. Beth reports for the Your Money special section, “Stuck in the Sandwich.”
print / The New York Times
The New Money Rules for Graduates
Your Money columnist Rob Lieber interviews Beth regarding new credit card legislation and other tricky finance rules for recent grads.
print / The New York Times
Financial Advice for Recent Graduates
Beth Kobliner, Ramit Sethi of “I Will Teach You to Be Rich”, and recent graduate Madison Nipp answers questions about money from recent college graduates.
Beth on Public Radio
& More
Beth on Public Radio & More
radio / APM: "Marketplace"
Websites encourage kids to learn about finance online
Virtual bank accounts allow parents to deposit allowance online and teach kids about spending and saving. Beth Kobliner’s advice for parents: Use cash.
radio / APM: "Marketplace"
A Virtual Bank for Kids’ Allowance
Do allowance websites make families more (or less) money savvy? Beth went on national public radio’s “Marketplace” to discuss.
radio / CBS: "Jill on Money"
Kids and money
Beth talks about kids, money, and retirement on CBS’s Jill on Money.
radio / WNYC: "The Brian Leher Show"
What to Do If We Default
Beth gives advice on how to plan for the possibility of the U.S. defaulting on its debts.
radio / WNYC: "The Takeaway"
The More You Know, the Less You Owe
How can we help kids avoid crippling college debt? High school guidance counselor Hector Gonzalez and Beth share ideas.
radio / WNYC: "The Takeaway"
Teaching Financial Literacy in Schools
The Obama Administration is making a push for financial literacy, starting with children as young as three years old. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and Beth discuss what can be done.
Beth on Television
Beth on Television
tv / NY1 News: "Money Matters"
Teach Your Children How to Manage Money – Part 8
When is it a good idea to let kids learn from their money mistakes? See my tips on NY1′s final segment.
tv / NY1 News: "Money Matters"
Teach Your Children How to Manage Money – Part 6
What should parents consider before doling out allowance? See my tips on NY1.
tv / NY1 News: "Money Matters"
Teach Your Children How to Manage Money – Part 5
What should high school students know about paying for college? I shared advice on NY1.
tv / NY1 News: "Money Matters"
Teach Your Children How to Manage Money – Part 4
What should middle schoolers know about saving and credit cards? I gave tips on NY1.
tv / NY1 News: "Money Matters"
Teach Your Children How to Manage Money – Part 3
What’s the right age to take kids to the bank, and when should they spend their money? I went on NY1 to discuss.
tv / NY1 News: "Money Matters"
Teach Your Children How to Manage Money – Part 2
How can we teach kids basic lessons, like understanding needs vs. wants and the importance of waiting? I shared ideas on NY1.