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We sign our kids up for afterschool sports or orchestra or the drama club because they are good activities and teach important skills: persistence, discipline, making trade-offs. They can look back after the semester and see how far their hard work and consistent practice has gotten them. Yet we don’t approach their financial education the same way, if we approach it at all.
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Our panelists discuss lessons and strategies that have enabled them to effectively engage clients’ children to nurture financial savviness with moderator, Liz Moyer, a leading financial journalist for The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times.
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How prepared are your kids to tackle lifestage financial decisions, such as buying a first home? Most parents are concerned about setting a good financial example for their kids, but fewer than half actually talk about money at home.
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It’s difficult to match the intensity and excitement of graduating from college and setting out on life’s journey. Personal finance certainly doesn’t hold a candle to it, but careful planning can help smooth the way for those just starting out after college.
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Building wealth over the long term takes hard work and careful planning. But wealth creators often need help to teach their children how to use money responsibly...
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The discussion guide and checklist will help you start financial conversations with your children by providing practical questions to ask, topics to cover and suggested activities to follow.
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The discussion guide and checklist will help you start financial conversations with your children by providing practical questions to ask, topics to cover and suggested activities to follow.
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