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Is Your Nanny Asking to Borrow Money?
Occasionally a nanny or other household employee might find themselves in need of cash and may ask you, as their employer, for a loan. For a nanny asking to borrow money, information about borrowing against future wages should be provided to the nanny and included in...![Do Nannies Need Credit History?](https://gtm.com/household/wp-content/uploads/credit-history-229x300.png)
Do Nannies Need Credit History?
Credit history for nannies and other household employees is very important if they are ever planning to apply for a loan, buy a car, buy a house, or have a credit card. A nanny who accepts wages “under the table” will not have a legal employment history or credit...![Preparing for Nanny’s First Day](https://gtm.com/household/wp-content/uploads/Vancouver_Nanny-300x227.jpg)
Preparing for Nanny’s First Day
As an employer, you need to prepare for your nanny’s first day on the job. He or she needs to become acquainted with the household, its operations, its environment—even the household’s culture. Be ready to spend some time with your new nanny during his or her first...![Home Safety for Kids and Nannies](https://gtm.com/household/wp-content/uploads/child-health-safety.ashx_-300x208.jpg)