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In this episode, we ask:
- How might we teach our kids about money?
- How many adults received financial education from their parents?
- What was Holly’s experience in childhood?
- What was Mark’s early experience with money?
- Why are parents overly secretive about money?
- What was the public school system designed to do?
- How might you break the cycle?
- What are four ways to bring up money with kids?
- What lessons can kids learn in addition to how to handle money?
- How might you tell your kids about money early and often?
- How can you work with older kids?
- What about having a money conversation with your kids?
- How might your kids earn base pay plus commission?
- What about sharing your balance sheet with your kids?
- How early can kids earn money?
- What is expected?
- What are bonuses?
- How might you include your kids in your business?
- Are you raising an employee or a business owner?
- Are you a business owner? How can you share this with your children?
- How can you teach your children to help other people?
- How might helping other people provide value?
- How might the kids chip in for purchases?
- How might you involve the kids in certain investments?
- How might you teach your kids about assets?
- How might you involve your kids in financial projects?
- How might you get the kids engaged in respecting cash flow?
- Do your kids have a budget or plan?
- How might you teach about saving?
- How might you teach about giving?
- How might you teach about spending?
- Do your kids have pen pals?
- Do you say, “We can’t afford this…” ?
- How about teaching kids to ask the question: “How might we afford this?”
