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Kids and Money Management

Kids and Money Management - 6 sites to help from A Pinch of Joy

  Here are links to six great articles for teaching children to manage money with easy to implement tips for all ages from toddlers to teens.   Teaching children how to manage money is a  gift that will have a lifetime of benefits!   

 

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Teaching Your Children How to Manage Money — Simply Real Moms provides tips by age group of things you can do to teach your children about money.

2Money Management for Kids
Many Money Habits are Set by Age 7
— msn Money says that parents need to start teaching and modeling good money management for kids before they enter kindergarten.

3Money as You Grow
Twenty Things Kids  Need to Know to Live Financially Smart Lives   —  Money as You Grow,  an initiative of the President’s Advisory Council on Financial Capability.  Lessons and activities by age group.

4 For Me for you for later

For Me, For You, For Later: First Steps for spending, sharing and Saving — A Sesame Street series  provides  strategies and resources to turn everyday experiences into financial learning.

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Money Management for Kids  — Money Girl’s Smart Moves to Grow Rich.  Five innovative financial resources for all ages. 

6Feed the Pig
Five Ways to Raise a Financially Responsible Kid — Feed the Pig.

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  1. Cranberry Morning says

    at 9:44 am

    Money management! This gives me hope for the younger generation. Goodness knows our government has no idea how to manage money, only to print more of it. It is SO important to teach real money management to our kids! Good for you.
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