If your kids came home from Halloween with a huge stash of candy, check out the Halloween Candy Buy Back program.

Dentists will buy back the candy for $1 per pound, then ship it to soldiers overseas.

It's a great way to teach your kids about money, while saving their teeth and bellies from all the sugary candy!

Looking for money games for your kids to play online? We'll review a few of my favorite games available over the next few weeks.

First up is the Piggy Bank game. The concept is simple, select the coins you need to match the total displayed. It focuses on counting money quickly.

For more information, check out the Piggy Bank Game.

Are you trying to decide how much allowance to give your kids? Do you wonder how much other parents give their children? Let's put all our heads together and determine how allowances are distributed. We'll take a look at the results in a few weeks.

The tax filing deadline for extensions is tomorrow, October 15.

If you're a last minute filer, you may want to know more about the kiddie tax to figure out when it applies.

In addition, you will also want to know When Do Kids Need to File Taxes?

We dug the Halloween costumes out of the closet this weekend. My two-year-old was thrilled with the Elmo costume we found. He didn't even know his brother wore it last year and immediately took ownership of it.

It's easy when they're two; once they get a little older, you might need some more creativity to find costumes they like, while saving money. For ideas, check the Money Saving Tips for Kids Halloween Costumes.

A great thing for kids to learn is the difference between a debit card and a credit card. Once you understand the differences, you can help them determine which tool is right for them.

Help them learn the differences by reviewing the definitions of debit cards and credit cards.

Is Saturday the only day that your kids have for earning extra money? If so, they'll want to check out the list of Saturday jobs for kids.

The list includes jobs such as dog walking, working for the family business, and babysitting.

Now that the kids are back in school, they'll be anxious to earn some spending money on the weekends. Good weekend jobs for kids include the following jobs:

• Babysitting
• Petsitting
• Yardwork

Help your kids determine which job is right for them, but doesn't interfere with their schoolwork. Find more ideas in Weekend Jobs for Kids.

Has your preschooler taken an interest in coins? Is the piggy bank full? It's probably time to take your child to open his own savings account.

Some things to keep in mind when opening a savings account are location, fees, interest rates, and programs for kids. See Savings Accounts for Kids for more detailed information on what to look for in a new savings account.

There's just something intriguing about most popular lists. So that you can see what others like to read when it comes to Kids and Money, we've created the Kids and Money Most Popular Articles.

The most popular list will keep a current list of the most popular articles over the last month. The most popular articles this month are:

• 9 Jobs for Kids
• Babysitting Jobs for Kids
• Summer Jobs for 11 Year Olds
• Savings Accounts for Kids
• Games for Kids About Money