We all want our kids to grow up to be successful, happy and of course financially secure. Teaching your kids about money is very important, but simply repeating "money doesn't go on trees", isn't enough.
Even if you don’t have an extensive professional background in finance, nurturing your children’s financial literacy doesn’t have to be a big challenge. Children are naturally curious. It’s like they have a built-in desire to learn. If you take the following steps and teach them the basics of spending, budgeting and saving in ways that are fun and engaging, they will surely grow up to be money savvy adults.
Maricor Bunal
Mari writes for Loansolutions to help educate people in making informed-decisions on taking out loans and becoming responsible borrowers. Being the COO, she feels it is her social responsibility to do so. Learn more from her as she shares tips, advises and stories on finance. Also, she's fond of 9GAG, so you might read some random stuff over here.
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