The main money lesson for children and parents when going over household finances can be a simple one: We work to earn money so we can afford to live comfortably and do things we enjoy.
Not exact matches
The
main lesson: choose your maturity preference with care for slack balances that you don't want to invest in risk assets... you get more yield as you go longer, but the longer bonds lose
money more rapidly for a given rise in interest rates.
While its
main challenge will likely be engaging younger consumers in the decidedly un-cool subject of personal finance, an Ontario teacher is laying the groundwork for a
money - savvy generation by framing the
lessons in ways that appeal to his students.