As parents,
teaching kids about money early on could impact how they handle their own expenses later in life.
Not exact matches
It's never too
early to start
teaching your
kids about money, says Melanie Mortimer, President of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) Foundation.
«I think parents need to start
teaching kids about the importance of managing
money at an
early age,» said billionaire Warren Buffett, in an interview with CNBC.
Action item: Research shows the
earlier you start
teaching kids about money, the better.
It's never too
early to start
teaching your
kids about money.
Talking to your
kids about money early and often, and getting your children involved in banking will
teach them financial lessons for a lifetime.
«
Teaching kids about finance from an
early age can have profound effects on the way they view and deal with
money for their entire lives,» says Brian Betz, Counsellor at Money Mentors, a not - for - profit credit counselling agency in Alberta, Ca
money for their entire lives,» says Brian Betz, Counsellor at
Money Mentors, a not - for - profit credit counselling agency in Alberta, Ca
Money Mentors, a not - for - profit credit counselling agency in Alberta, Canada.
When it comes to understanding
money, it is never too
early to start
teaching kids about earning
money, saving
money and budgeting.
My
kids are younger and we haven't started that yet but I think it's a good idea to start
teaching them
about money early.
It's technically never too
early to start
teaching kids about money to help them grow into financially literate young adults — and
teaching them
about compound interest, even through simplistic means, can open up a world of awareness and understanding
about money, discipline, responsibility and value.
Like we always say, it's never too
early to start
teaching kids about money!