Teaching kids about personal finances gives them a head start, and we don’t just mean piggy banks! Help kids master strategies in investing, saving, and even credit.
The sooner you teach your children the basics about budgeting, the better, and the three jar money system is a great way to get started. Kids and Money To learn how to manage money in the three jar system, kids need some money to manage. How they get that money can vary.
It's crucial for your family to know the basics of financial literacy, but how do you approach teaching them? Luckily, you're making financial decisions every day — so let your kids in on the conversation. WHAT IS FINANCIAL LITERACY? Financial literacy includes many different financial skills and concepts; to be financially literate
The idea of saving isn’t always as tangible as putting money in a piggy bank or opening up a youth savings account, especially for kids. In celebration of Earth Day, here are 5 lessons for your kids that pair saving and conservation. 1. Turn off the water. Teach them to turn off
Coach: Are You Cyber Safe? HOW IT WORKS This is designed for teens aged 13-18, but anyone can play! Navigate through fun dilemmas and wacky scenarios to try and spot red flags and avoid negative consequences. Some things online are obviously unsafe and some decisions are clearly unwise, but others? Well...they can be tricky. Test your
Savings Calculator HOW IT WORKS With a savings account, your money will grow over time. That growth will change based on how much you save each month, the interest rate on the account, and how long you save. This calculator is designed to illustrate how your savings will grow. Enter how much you will contribute to
If you have children or grandchildren, or if you have a special relationship with your niece or nephew or the child of a dear friend, you can enrich their lives in many ways. One of the most important things you can teach is how to manage their money and invest for the future. The
If you're building an emergency fund, saving for a big purchase, or getting money together to invest, using an insured savings account can put you on the right road. GETTING INTERESTED With a savings account, you make money on the money in your account by earning interest, or a percentage of your
