#110: How we teach our kids about money
Join Josh, Amelie, and Emily to discuss how we talk to our kids about money and how we handle allowances! Emily has a 6-year-old daughter (1st grade), Amelie has an 11-year-old daughter (5th grade) and a 9-year-old son (3rd grade), and Josh has a 6-year-old son and a 4-year-old daughter.
Top takeaways:
- Everything should be tied to childhood development stages.
- Make money relatable and tactile.
- Let your kids make mistakes and regret spending money on things NOW so that they’ll start learning that earlier.
- When thinking about allowance, start with, “What are we trying to teach?”
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