Teaching Kids to Save

09/18/23 • 12 min

It’s almost never too early to start teaching your kids about money. Some key lessons about saving can start as early as two years old. These lessons and the habits they develop will last a lifetime. More valuable than money itself, teaching them about money, and how to save it, can be invaluable.

Do we start when they’re two? Five? Thirteen? Let’s dive in and find out in this episode.

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Do we start when they’re two? Five? Thirteen? Let’s dive in and find out in this episode.

Listen here and follow @CashologybyFNBO® on YouTube for more!

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Creating a Financial Vision Board

Are you into goal setting – but looking for something a little MORE inspirational than a written list?
A financial vision board can be a creative way to identify and think through your goals. Usually a collage of images that represent your goals and aspirations, A financial vision board can help you focus on aligning your money with where you want to be in the future. And...it can be fun to put together.

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5 Money Personalities

You’ve heard of the five love languages: words of affirmation, physical touch, acts of service, quality time and gifts. We might use them all, but everyone has a dominant way they relate to others.

Everyone has a dominant way they relate to MONEY, too. Their ‘money personality,’ if you will. This could be learned from our parents or formed by our own life experiences. Learning about your money personality can help you discover more about yourself, and create a sound relationship between you and your finances.

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