For Parents of Kids 0-10
Keep your system simple, and begin that all-important lifelong conversation about money with your kids. Let them learn the basics and perhaps learn how to use money to “spark joy” for themselves.
“You are investing in the lessons that you’re giving your children.” -Breanna Reish Curious as to how to tackle the financial literacy conversation both at home and in the classroom? …
I remember when my daughter made her first club soccer team. It was an exciting time and a definite upgrade. Well, certainly an upgrade from her previous coach (yours truly). …
Here’s a little something new at The Art of Allowance Podcast. This is the first of our mini episodes, which we’re calling “Small Change.” Each of these episodes is shorter …
My daughter’s school recently hosted a walk-a-thon. My wife suggested that she donate $25 of her Share jar (more about the three jar system here) money. We looked in her …
“When you give people good information, they tend to make better decisions.” -Larry Hagner Are you interested in changing up your tween’s or teen’s allowance program but worried about giving …
“Money is definitely just a small part of the happiness equation.” -Ashley Whillans Want to know how money impacts happiness (and how you can talk to your kids about it)? …
“It’s not about the money. It is about the conversation. The money is the tool to generate the conversation to have with your kids.” -Evan Wilson Interested in investing with …
“The best way for kids to learn about money is to put it in their hands and allow them to practice with it.” -Kelsa Dickey During this episode of The …
“One of, if not the main way, that kids learn about money is through actually practicing themselves.” Ashley LeBaron This episode of The Art of Allowance Podcast features Ashley LeBaron, a researcher …
