Teaching our kids about money management, budgeting, spending, and saving is often reserved for their teenage years when they get their first job, car, and real financial responsibilities.
But by that point, many children have already developed beliefs and habits around money. They may not understand all the details of financial management, but they’ve spent years watching, listening, and forming opinions based on what they see at home.
Following our conversation about kids and credit cards, we’re wrapping up this parenting series with a discussion about what we need to teach our kids about money—and when we need to start teaching it. The answer is more than most parents realize and much sooner than many expect.
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