Nathan Dungan, Author at The Edge Magazine

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sed author, award-winning speaker and national expert on family finances and the effects of mass marketing on young people. A top-performing financial advisor and vice president of marketing for a Fortune 500 financial services company, he founded Share-Save-Spend LLC, an organization that helps people of all ages develop and maintain healthy financial habits. His book, Prodigal Sons & Material Girls: How Not to Be Your Child's ATM, was released in 2003 by publisher John Wiley & Sons. Nathan is vice-chair of both the National Institute on Media and the Family and Minneapolis-based YouthCARE boards. Visit www.sharesavespend.com, e-mail [email protected] Copyright © 2005 Nathan Dungan. All rights reserved.

Does the U.S. need a Secretary of Personal Finance?

Nathan Dungan - March 1, 2007 0

Giving and Receiving: The True Meaning of the Holidays

Nathan Dungan - December 1, 2006 0

Back-to-School Survey Yields Startling Results

Nathan Dungan - September 1, 2006 0

Required: Summer Jobs For Teens

Nathan Dungan - July 1, 2006 0

Marketing to Kids hits bump in the road

Nathan Dungan - June 1, 2006 0

To Shop or Not to Shop: That is The Question

Nathan Dungan - May 1, 2006 0

What happens when Hello Kitty meets Mount Rushmore?

Nathan Dungan - January 1, 2006 0

Grandparents, Kids and Money

Nathan Dungan - September 1, 2005 0

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