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It\u2019s never too early to teach your children about the value of money, including how to save, so that when they reach adulthood, they\u2019ll be able to spend wisely. Children must cultivate respect for money even at a young age. Learning the principles of responsible money management will help give kids more opportunities for advancement when they\u2019re older.<\/p>

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Following are six tips to teach your children the value of money:<\/p>

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1. Expand on the basics of math<\/strong><\/p>

Once your children start school and learn math basics<\/a>, educate them about money and provide some practice. Play money games at home, or download them to your computer, mobile phone, or tablet. Identify different coins, count them together and teach your child how to make change. This way, your child will learn how to use cash when that time comes.<\/p>

2. Get your child a piggy bank<\/strong><\/p>

This simple action will teach your children the importance of saving and instill a sense of responsibility towards handling money. Encourage your kids to collect a certain amount in a particular time frame or suggest they save coins of a specific denomination. Turn it into a game to keep it fun and exciting. On a chosen date, open the piggy banks and count the savings. To encourage your children to save more, create a visual record, such as a chart, to teach them the basics of simple record keeping, and they can watch it grow.<\/p>

3. Familiarize your kids with the bank<\/strong><\/p>

Take your children to the bank and open custodial savings accounts in their names. Let them talk to the teller and conduct their business themselves with your support as needed. Make sure they understand the terms and conditions and suggest they commit to depositing regular amounts weekly or monthly. For more convenient banking, nearly all accounts are now accessible online. Having a bank account of their own will give your child a feeling of achievement, which could motivate them to save more. As a further incentive, you may choose to match their savings.<\/p>

4. Encourage your children to plan how to spend their savings<\/strong><\/p>

Planning for future spending motivates your kids to achieve their savings goals. It reminds them that they can buy whatever they want with enough money. Allow your children to dream big, and encourage them to save more to achieve their goals more quickly.<\/p>

5. Allow your kids to shop for themselves<\/strong><\/p>

Give your children their allowances when you go shopping. You can then observe their attitudes towards spending money. Let them spend some of it, be silly, and make their own choices. Part of the fun of having money is spending it. If your kids want to spend more than their allowance, encourage them only to spend what they have and advise them to be more frugal and patient. Don\u2019t loan money against the allowance they will receive. Our boss doesn\u2019t give a paycheck advance; kids need to learn this too. Educate your kids on sensible spending and explain the priorities when shopping. Also, remind them that at the end of the day, the most important thing is that they can buy what they want because they were able to save money.<\/p>

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A quick tip about providing allowances:<\/strong> Give your child an age-appropriate allowance. For our children, they get half of their age in allowance. So, on their birthday, they always get a 50-cent raise. We provide chores during the summer and expect them to help when needed during the school year. Set some rules for earning the allowance and an amount for your children.<\/p>

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6. Pay in cash<\/strong><\/p>

Credit cards are a great temptation to spend money you don\u2019t have, then pay more for the privilege later. Show your kids that the best way to buy items is with the money in their pockets. Try to keep it real at all times \u2013 handing over cash is the best way to learn how to use money responsibly.<\/p>

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The best way to teach your kids the value of money and the importance of saving is to lead by example while allowing them some responsibility.<\/a> Give your children an allowance for the things they might want to buy, and encourage them to save in various ways. Familiarize them with simple record keeping and the way savings accounts work. Leave the credit cards at home when you shop with the kids. These simple but effective steps will help your children learn how to manage money responsibly and prepare them for adulthood<\/a>.<\/p>

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Suggested Resources for You<\/div>
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On The Web:<\/strong><\/p>

Financial Security for Tomorrow Starts Today (Info for parents and kids)<\/a><\/strong><\/p>

Give Our Kids Financial Education<\/b><\/a><\/p>

With a Sound Financial Education Kids Avoid Problems<\/b><\/a><\/p>

\"Finance <\/picture><\/a>Finance 101 for Kids: Money Lessons Children Cannot Afford to Miss<\/a> \u00a0<\/strong><\/em>How do we equip the next generation with money management skills that they can carry forth into their adult lives?<\/p>

One of the most important lessons that you can teach your kids is how to handle their money. Unfortunately, for most parents, giving their kids a sound financial education is an afterthought at best.\u00a0Frustrated by the lack of resources that apply the concept of finance to real life situations for his own children to learn from, author Walter Andal was inspired to create an informative and entertaining book to help children get on the right path to making smart personal financial decisions.\u00a0 In Finance 101 for Kids, children and parents will explore:\u00a0* How money started
* How to earn and make money
* Saving and investing
* What credit is and the dangers of mishandling credit
* What the stock market is
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\"The <\/picture><\/a>The Money Class: A Course in Basic Money Management for Teens and Young Adults<\/a> \u00a0<\/strong><\/em>MONEY MANAGEMENT is a skill the young people of today know very little about. Most young adults leave high school or college faced with debt and not knowing how to make good financial decisions. Their futures depend on knowing the concepts of financial literacy! Money is a part of everyday life, and we need to start teaching our youth about it before they venture out on their own. This book is designed to empower young people (and adults as well) on what money is and how to work with it. It is full of financial basics as well as being a workbook to be used as a tool for teachers, parents, and students. The author’s goal is to give young people the chance for a future of self-reliance and financial freedom.<\/p>

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