Raising Kids to Make Smart Money Choices (Ep.26)
How early should you start talking to your kids about money? Here’s how you can raise financially savvy children from toddlerhood through their teenage years.
Join Alec Quaid as he explores the right age and methods to start teaching your kids about money. From handling allowances and chores to discussing the value of investments, Alec shares real-life examples and actionable insights that every parent can use.
Episode discussion points include:
- How to initiate money conversations with your kids as young as the toddler stage
- How Different chore allowances and savings goals can teach kids the value of money and delayed gratification
- Being open about finances: Encouraging a family culture of transparency regarding financial responsibilities and practices
- Leveraging real-life examples like opening a bank account or introducing a child to investing to make financial education engaging
Resources:
- “Making it Count: Life Isn’t Lived On a Spreadsheet” by Ryan Poterack
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