“John Lanza, who has written books about allowances and family finances, said including children in budgeting could help give them some sense of control. ‘Kids want to be a part …
“Ultimately we all learn through our own experiences. But providing some context and giving them [our kids] some of our, you know, ‘what went wrong, what went right’ […] helps …
Chief Mammal John Lanza joined money mavens Maya Corbic and Rob Phelan for a roundtable discussion with the co-host of The Stacking Benjamins Show, Joe Saul-Sehy. During the YouTube Live …
Chief Mammal John Lanza joined Jessica Willis, an Art of Allowance Podcast guest and the founder and CEO of the financial wellness platform Pocketnest, to answer a spirited set of …
Chief Mammal John Lanza shares about The Art of Allowance on his appearance of Stacking Benjamins.
“Summer employment can introduce teenagers to the benefit of savings, not only for short-term purchases but also for long-term security, said John Lanza.” – Ann Carrns, New York Times personal finance writer …
“It’s the experience that an allowance affords that allows them [children] to start making smarter money choices.” – John Lanza Chief Mammal John Lanza recently joined Art of Allowance Project …
“If the parents make clear that this is a system they’ve implemented, maybe you label $5 for sharing, $5 for saving, and the rest for ‘spend smart.’ That can be …
“Teaching kids about money is an opportunity to share your values around what you think matters, whether that’s frugality, paying yourself first, or charitable giving and how much.” – John …
“Allowances have long been seen as the most effective, long-term way to educate your kids about money, with an eye towards readying them for making smart money decisions in the …
