Teach Kids Money
by John Fitzgerald Barker
Teaching children about money, its value and management, ranks right up there with the first innocent question about where babies come from. Many parents frequently dread both questions.
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The author doesn’t explain the second question but offers many ideas and techniques to teach your children about money.
It’s a process that starts when children start asking for money or are curious about where parents get money and why.
In this exclusive eBook, parents can read about the real experiences of parents who taught their children about the value of money. Readers can share those experiences as they apply some of the ideas and principles to coaching their own children.
An integral part of this long-term responsibility is managing the child’s behaviour. The Teach Kids Money eBook provides a roadmap toward the successful understanding of the magic of money, working for it and saving it. Children will benefit from the host of ideas and tools that teaches parents to create and manage money for their children.
Teach Kids Money explains the steps that parents take to teach their children how to manage their money, even at an early age. It also teaches the basics of behaviour, family life’s rules and routine.
More important, the experience is not only a learning process but fun using the techniques described in Teach Kids Money.
Teaching kids about money has never been easier. All parents want their children to be able to effectively manage their finances and this eBook gives them the tools, strategies and techniques.
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It is a challenge to all parents to ensure the development of their child and the process lasts a lifetime. In this eBook, the reader will discover some of the personal experiences of child rearing that the author faced along with his late first wife and his widowed second wife and her four grown children. The journey started from conception to college graduation, to jobs, marriage and grandchildren. It is a never-ending trip that covers that crucial period of growing up — from tots to teens — that outlines the challenges all parents face bringing up their children.
While the focus is on teaching children about money — earning it, managing it and saving it, it also includes the various aspects of achieving that goal.
Kids and money – Teaching the basics of managing money
One of the hardest tasks a parent faces is getting their children to understand money, specifically, money’s value to both individuals and society.
The allowance issue: Money that must be earned
Parents should introduce the principle of earning money to a child at an early age. A five-year-old can understand that in order to receive a weekly allowance, there are specific chores that the child must complete before receiving any money.
The Jar System to encourage saving and primary money management
This is a plan designed to instill in younger children the virtue of saving money. As they grow older they have grounding in the benefits of saving and managing their own money for their own benefit. They have also learned about the benefits of having their own money for discretionary spending.
Other topics covered
Money is earned through work
The importance of generosity and sharing
How misuse of credit can be a deadly trap
Motivating children to be confident and independent
The teen years and technology
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The author is a parent having raised three children and being a stepfather to four others following a second marriage. Now in the September of his years, John Fitzgerald Barker has experienced many aspects of parenting including adult children. It is hoped that readers will benefit from the experiences and guidance this special eBook delivers.
Dedicated to the late Nona Mildred Barker whose parenting skills became an important element of her legacy.
