An allowance can help your child develop many skills: learning the difference between needs and wants, setting and saving for goals as well as making smart money choices. Perhaps, though, one of an allowance’s less obvious benefits is that it prompts a hopefully lifelong money conversation with your child.
Are you looking for ideas to incorporate into your allowance program? Then you’ll enjoy my conversation with Mark and Kimberlee Barnes, “The Not So Perfect Parents.” Mark and Kimberlee are …
“Instead of just thinking about student loans at once, in a vacuum, as […] one issue, we need to think about it in the greater perspective of everything that these …
Parents can and should begin teaching their kids financial literacy before they enter kindergarten.
“Kids need control over their own money.” — David Owen Do you fret about giving your kids too much autonomy when it comes to money and allowance? In this episode …
Shift the focus from things to experiences and rituals with great advice from New Dream.
Kyle Osborne, the Director of Financial Literacy at TS Institute talks with John Lanza on The Art of Allowance Podcast
You can use your allowance to help instill values you’d like to see in your kids.
In this second installment of our shorter-format episodes — which we call “Small Change” — I explore the term “money-empowered.” This concept is a stated goal of The Art of …
A survey by the AICPA (The American Institute of CPAs), “CHILDREN’S ALLOWANCE PAY IS UP – AMOUNT SAVED ALARMINGLY LOW,” has received a fair amount of press since it came …
