Teaching Kids to Save

The job market is looking up for teens. Learn some money management tips your teen can use for bank accounts, investing, and getting started on retirement.

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Talk markets, emphasize savings, and take the fear out of finances. A family’s financial knowledge transfer is a prudent and powerful gift.

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Money management is an essential life skill many young adults lack. Get tips for teaching your kids about money & other financial issues at any age.

Preparing children for the future is our job as parents. Teaching children to save is crucial for their future financial well-being. Here are some ideas.

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Arm your children with a common-sense approach to money, saving, spending, and investing. Talk economics to the kids daily, as part of your casual observation

The sooner you talk to kids about money, the better equipped they'll be as adults. If all goes well, they won’t have to rely on the First National Bank of Mom and Dad.