Where are your kids learning about money? Whether it’s budgeting, credit cards or taxes, they are most likely learning about financial topics from you – their parent.
Where are your kids learning about money?
Whether it’s budgeting, credit cards or taxes, they are most likely learning about financial topics from you – their parent.
In fact, 75% of high schoolers have said most of their money knowledge comes from their parents. Now the big question. What are you teaching them? We look at how financially-savvy our children are and what could possibly change in our schools to help teach these topics.
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