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Teaching Kids About Money
Episode 322

Teaching Kids About Money

In a world where we walk around most days without cash or even credit cards, paying for things with our phones and watches, how can we teach our kids how money works—and that it doesn't grow on trees? Here are some ways to teach financial literacy.

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July 26, 202344m 6s

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Show Notes

Teaching kids about how money works feels ever more important in a world where we pay for things by waving our phones, and where a couple of taps brings us anything we want to our doorstep twenty-four hours later.

Sometimes we feel like protecting our kids from the realities of our financial situations is what is most appropriate. But somewhere along the way we can start teaching kids financial literacy by making our family decisions around money concrete and transparent.

In this episode we discuss:

  • our children's many "blind spots" around money and spending (and what were once our own)
  • the differences in spending when people use credit cards versus cash
  • how to discuss your family's "money values" in terms of what you are (and are not) willing to spend


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