Where to start if you want your kids to grow up financially savvy

Starting with a strong financial foundation at a young age can pay off. According to CNBC, if you want to raise financially savvy kids, stop the lectures and start with an allowance.

 

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Source Article: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/04/10/where-to-start-if-you-want-your-kids-to-grow-up-financially-savvy.html

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