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Star Money Articles and Carnivals for the Week of June 10 Posted: 10 Jun 2013 06:58 AM PDT Just a reminder that Wealth Lion is up and running with posts on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Here are the latest posts: Income and Spending Scenarios and the Impact on Wealth How to Make More Money Your Career is Your Most Valuable Financial Asset As for FMF, it was included recently in the Carnival of Wealth Management. Have a great week!

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Free Money Finance - US college proms are expensive and can set back family finances

Philippine school parties and graduation are becoming prohibitive.  Many graduates I know neither attended the proms nor the graduation.  Because they did not have the money then.          But we do not want our children suffer the same fate;  do we.  So what happens.....   Free Money Finance

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Who Knew Prom was so Expensive? Posted: 24 May 2013 01:29 AM PDT Here's a piece from the Wall Street Journal that says families with teens going to proms spent an average of $1,139 on the event last year. All I can say is "wow". Most of the cost is in the attire (as you might expect), but there are also costs for transportation, flowers, photography, and tickets for the event. They all add up to an average of over $1,100. Which is over $1,000 more than what we spent this past year. My son went to his prom (called a "Spring Fling") this year with a group of friends. He spent $45 on a ticket and about $50 on clothing. We dropped him off/picked him up. Food was included in the ticket cost -- as was post-event entertainment (they went to a local indoor go-cart/laser tag/entertainment facility -- staying until 1:30 am.) It was a great night for him (he had a blast) and we didn't need to spend a fortune. I'm not sure how we could have spent a fortune if we wanted to. Perhaps some readers who are prom parents can enlighten me on how the costs get so high. Anyway, I was surprised the numbers were this high. If they are true, the cost of prom is getting as out of control (relative for what you get) as the cost of weddings. What did you (or your child) spend on prom this year?

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