Raising children can be a challenging task. It requires a lot of time, effort, and love. Kids are needy and demanding from the moment of their birth to… well, forever. Of course, raising children means providing for their basic needs, but that doesn’t mean you have to break the bank or your sanity. Remember though, everyday is another chance to get it right.

Raising Kids is hard! Check out tips in- ABC's of Raising Financially Responsible Kids

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Teaching kids financial literacy at an early age is important because it helps them develop healthy, lifelong financial habits. The main principles of financial literacy include earning, saving, investing, protecting, spending, and borrowing. Lack of financial education in youth can lead to a precarious financial life in adulthood. By teaching kids to make good financial decisions, they learn to plan for their own financial future whether that is about saving, managing debt or investing.

ABC’s of Raising Financially Responsible Kids talks about the importance of teaching kids financial literacy at an early age. It also provides tips and a roadmap from infancy to college on how to teach your kids about money management.

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     Children pick up knowledge about the outside world from their parents as they get older. A crucial subject for kids to learn about is money. Children encounter money from an early age through their interactions with their parents.
     For most youngsters, their parents are their main source of financial information. Youngsters see their parents handle money and pick up money management skills from them. A youngster may learn to value budgeting and saving if their parent, for instance, practices economical living and saves money.
     A youngster who witnesses their parent making impulsive purchases may come to believe that it is acceptable to spend money without considering the repercussions.
     Direct instruction is another way that parents can teach their kids about money. Parents can, for instance, explain the worth of money.

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