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Ways To Help Our Kids Manage Money

Hey hey, as usual, I am back with another quick piece of juicy money literacy information for you and your little ones.

I am always super humbled to be asked to be a part of discussions around money and kids.

Rubbing shoulders with other money gurus is one of the most satisfying part of what I do.

This time around, I contributed to a Tweetchat by Experian on Twitter. Feel free to click here for more details on the questions and answers that the money gurus and I provided during the hour long tweetchat.

I would love to hear what you think in the comment section below.

Thank you so very much for taking the time to read this. Oh, here is a great article I found on how to raise financially independent daughters(I say, the article should say, how to raise financially independent boys and girls)

Until next time,
Much💙💜
Deborah

Scholarships NOT Student Loans

When Myles, the Founder of this cool app contacted me about another matter and told me about the app, I couldn't help but embrace the usefulness of it.

As a Money Literacy Educator for kids, this is an app that I highly recommend for parents who have university age students.

Why not start looking into the scholarships available out there way before your child is due to start uni. If you can avoid the student loan situation, I'd say jump on this.

If you didn't know, I've been an advocate against the lack of financial knowledge available to uni students when it comes to managing money.

How can we expect our students to know what to do with such huge amounts of loan when they haven't even been taught how manage money in the first instance?

Check out the app here

Unti next time,
Much❤
Deborah

Money Literacy for Kids

https://www.facebook.com/groups/729088607252419/

Money Literacy Foundation for Young Persons

https://www.facebook.com/sawyerrshousefoundation/?ti=as

Big Kid at Heart

What's Cooking Kiddies?

www.dessertparty.com

Parents and kids welcome to another post.

I promise you are all going to love what I have in the pipeline for you. I have been busy cooking something super tasty and savvy.

Flash cards are in the house. Yay. Drum roll. Fun and attractive flash cards specially design for kids with literacy in mind.

Want a sneak peak? 

It'll all make more sense once it is ready to go.

There will be 6 cards in total - how good is that? Did I ever tell you that I keep money literacy very simple? I just don't do complicated stuff.

With that being said, I invite you at this early stage to comment below if you will like to get your hands on a set, or two or three of the flash cards.

Kids and parents will be able to carry around the cards around as a constant reminder of the do's and don'ts of money literacy.

I want to sincerely thank you for your support in getting this signature product off the ground.

13 Money Literacy Questions For A 13 Year Old

Hello again and welcome back to another fun and interesting post this week.

I would like to say very little in this post and allow the video to do all the talking.

I hope you all really enjoy it as much as we both did.

I would love to hear your thoughts and comments on the questions and answers.

Be good and keep smiling and see you in the next post.