Childhood

For some parents, talking to a child about money is almost as hard as broaching some of those other difficult subjects. But understanding what money is and how to manage it is a crucial life skill parents must pass on to their children. It’s never too early to start giving your child a solid foundation for making a lifetime of financial decisions.

Articles
	Investing ABC: Teaching your kids about stocks
	Teach your teenager how to manage a summer salary
	Teaching children about mutual funds
	Teaching your child about money
	Teaching your college-age child about money
	Teaching your teen about money
Tools
	Budget Buzz
	Business Building Blocks
	How to Talk to Your Children About Money
	Penny Wise
FAQs
	My 6-year-old son has been doing a very good job of picking up his toys and keeping his room straightened. I'd like to reward him for good behavior, but is it too early to start giving him an allowance?

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