Money Lessons For Your Kids

April is financial literacy month, and in celebration we will be sharing two special episodes focusing on personal finance for your kids. Christian works for the nation’s #1 provider of teacher professional development for personal finance, as I did with the same organization in a previous role and was a former personal finance teacher. Dr. Ross teaches a personal finance class at the University of Kentucky is personal finance.

Today we discuss the lessons and resources parents can use to teach their own children money lessons.

Show Notes
0:00-0:57: Introduction
0:57-3:10: The most valuable money lesson Dr. Ross’s parents passed down to him
3:11-8:45: The most valuable money lesson Brian’s parents passed down to him
8:46-13:45: The most valuable money lesson Christian’s parents passed down to him
14:15-16:52: Free financial literacy resources parents can use for children between the ages of 3 and 13
16:53-17:40: Why we teach our children to give to homeless people
18:23-24:57: Christian shares his favorite free financial literacy arcade games for middle school and high school students
24:58-31:08: Brian shares his favorite free resources to understand college financial award letters and open bank accounts
31:09-31:42: Important wisdom from Dr. Ross.
32:39-34:24: How to turn back to school shopping into a money lesson
34:25-38:15: How to teach borrowing lessons to your young children
38:30-39:40: There is a difference between a teacher and a preacher
40:00-40:26: Conclusion

Linked Resources Shared in the Podcast
Money Lessons for Kids: Investing (article)
Money Magic 
Payback
Spent
Meet the Money Monsters
Money as You Grow
Your Financial Path to Graduation
Checklist for opening a bank or credit union account
Investor.gov financial calculator
The Opposite of Spoiled

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