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A few years ago, Eric Lutz got a call from a distraught client about a talk she'd had with her daughter's kindergarten teacher. It seems the kids had been discussing their February break vacations, ...

It's July, which means that across the country teenagers are flipping burgers, scooping ice cream and mowing lawns to save up money for school clothes, movie tickets and -- oh, right -- college ...

GREG KELLY (HOST): Now, people are losing their minds about this. Oh, that means empty shelves and more expensive products. Well, hold on a second. First, a little bit of the reaction. That is kind of ...

"Especially true if you were ridiculed for being poor. It stays with you. You either spend the rest of your life anxious about appearing poor (which may lead to overconsumption of luxury items and ...