ΜΑΚΕ ΤHEM money-smart

Don't leave the talk about finances until they are all grown up

- Bianca Muller

As parents, you want the very best for your children. Your wish for them is to be happy and healthy, not only while they are still under your wing, but as they grow older too. To ensure that our kids have the best future possible, we teach them the necessary life skills that will do just that - these skills are often focussed on careers, relationships and matters of the heart. But one important life skill that we shouldn't neglect - but so often do - is the topic of finances. Helping your children become money-savvy adults will pave the way to a happy, healthy and successful life.

BEGIN WITH THE BASICS

The earlier you can introduce your little ones to the concept of money, the better. Grab every opportunity you get to familiarise them with how finances work with both hands - and doing so in a fun and exciting way is a bonus.

As soon as your kids are at an age where they grasp exactly what you're telling them, explain the ins and outs of finances to them - tell them what money is, why we make use of it, and the fact that everything costs money.