IT’S NEVER TOO EARLY (OR TOO LATE) TO TALK ABOUT FINANCIAL EDUCATION WITH YOUR KIDS.
YOUR CHILD’S FINANCIAL LITERACY SKILLS LAY THE FOUNDATION FOR LIFELONG SUCCESS.
ADVICE FOR ALL
STAGES OF GROWTH
The Importance of
Teaching Financial Literacy
The Building Blocks
of Financial Success
We break out financial education by age, so you know when to introduce
new money concepts to your child and how to go about it.
Ages 3-4
Promoting Financial Learning Through Play
Ages 5-7
Starting an Allowance
and Money Basics
Ages 8-10
Opening a Bank Account
and Kid’s Savings
Ages 11-13
Developing Budgeting Skills
Ages 14-16
Balancing Financial Wants
and Peer Pressure
Ages
17-18
Financially Preparing Your
Kids Before College
ANSWERS TO YOUR MOST FREQUENT QUESTIONS
- When to begin giving kids an allowance.
- Whether chores should be linked to allowances.
- Money basics for kids, tweens, and teens.
- Teaching your kids to save.
- Saving for college.
- Whether your teen should get a part-time job.
- How to teach the value of a dollar, relative to real-life costs.
- How your wealth might impact your child.
- Books, games, websites and apps to help teach your kids about money.
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