The Tooth Fairy is being squeezed by the economy! Jason Alderman, personal finance expert and the director of San Francisco based Visa’s financial literacy programs has released survey results showing even the magical Tooth Fairy is not immune from the lingering economic downturn. The results show that nationally, the Tooth Fairy has cut back, leaving just $2.60 per tooth this year, down from $3 in 2010. Things are a bit better in the Bay Area where the tooth Fairy is leaving $2.80.
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07/21/2011
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Posted by: nike shoes on sale | 08/23/2011 at 08:58 PM
Great post about san francisco-based visa financial literacy programs, has released survey results showing even the Tooth Fairy magic is not immune to the continuing economic recession.
Posted by: קידום אתרי אינטרנט | 09/24/2011 at 11:34 AM
The results show that, at the national cut, Tooth Fairy, while $ 2.60 per tooth this year, down $ 3 in 2010. Things are a little better in the Bay Area, where the tooth fairy leaves $ 2.80.
Posted by: דומיין בעברית | 09/28/2011 at 09:46 AM
2.60 a tooth. I can recall when I received .50 for each. Inflation I guess.
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