Why You Must Teach Kids About Money… before it’s too late!
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The “system” is FAILING to prepare our children for adulthood… but now you have the chance to help them develop the positive beliefs, mental attitudes, and “money skills” they need to succeed. Are you ready to be part of something that will change the lives of so many children? I am so excited to offer you the opportunity to become a part of this new program. As a parent, you know how hard it can be to find the time and money to do the things that are important to your family.
1 in 3 Americans delayed a major decision due to finances
According to a survey from the National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE), the percentage of adults who have trouble managing their money has increased by nearly a third since the Great Recession ended in 2009. That's right. The number of adults who are financially illiterate has increased from 22% to 29% in just over five years. This is a problem because financial literacy can make or break your finances.
Financial literacy is something we should all strive for, and it's something I'm passionate about. My goal is to make it easier for people to learn about money and finances, so they can live life on their own terms.
The statistics show that there is a need for financial literacy education for kids and teens. Unfortunately, many adults are not teaching their children or teenagers about finances.
1. 🤔 As of 2018, only one in four Americans is financially literate. That is a staggering number!
2. 😔 In 2014, only 10 percent of Americans had a checking account.
3. 😮 In 2014, only 14 percent of Americans were able to correctly answer all six questions about the U. S. federal income tax.
4. 😳 The average American household spends more than $10,000 a year on credit cards.
The PISA Study shows that a large number of teens have no foundational knowledge of basic financial literacy. That's why at Funancial Freedom has created a financial literacy course, which teaches students how to create a budget, save money, and make wise financial decisions.
We believe that financial literacy is a concept that should be taught across all subjects in schools. We also believe that teaching kids about money should happen as early as kindergarten. The key to financial literacy is that it should be incorporated into everyday life. That's why the Funancial Freedom program was developed, which is an online curriculum for children ages 7 through 13. It teaches kids about money in a fun and interactive way.
Reality is that most of the concepts and methods in our curriculum can be interwoven into existing courses and materials. We've included some examples of how we do this in our curriculum.
Spending money is a big part of growing up. And as your child gets older, they will start making decisions about what kind of lifestyle they want. We want them to make informed decisions about how they spend their money. That's why our curriculum includes discussion topics that are relevant to a range of age groups. It's also important to remember that our curriculum does not promote materialism. Everyone has different ideas about how they want to spend their money. Some people love to splurge on extravagant items while others would rather save and put their money into something that will last. But no matter what your goals are, knowing how much you should be spending on different things will help you make the best decisions.
21% of Americans have no emergency savings.
One of the biggest reasons why people fail at saving for emergencies is because they are not disciplined about it. They think they can wait until they have a big emergency to start saving. That's a mistake. The sooner you start saving, the better. If you don't have any money saved, you should put some of your paychecks directly into a savings account.
We're launching a free course called Funancial Freedom. This course will teach you how to build a strong financial foundation for your future and help you achieve financial independence. You'll learn how to save, invest, and manage your money. It's important to have a solid financial plan, and you can do it with us!
4 out 5 parents wish they learned more about money as a kid
I know parents who are terrified of the idea of investing their money because they don't know what to do or how to invest. If you are one of those parents, I have good news for you. Our children's futures are being destroyed because of the system we've been taught is normal. The good news is that you can help them become the adults they deserve to be. If you are ready to stop watching as your child's future is destroyed by the system, then you need to do something right now.
Kids are naturally curious, so it's easy to engage them in conversations about money. Ask questions like, "What do you want to be when you grow up? " or "How do you think your parents make their money? " or "Do you think your parents should have more money?
Financial literacy is something we should all strive for, and it's something I'm passionate about. My goal is to make it easier for people to learn about money and finances, so they can live life on their own terms.
The statistics show that there is a need for financial literacy education for kids and teens. Unfortunately, many adults are not teaching their children or teenagers about finances.
59% of parents are uncomfortable talking to kids about money.
One of the biggest reasons why people fail at saving for emergencies is because they are not disciplined about it. They think they can wait until they have a big emergency to start saving. That's a mistake. The sooner you start saving, the better. If you don't have any money saved, you should put some of your paychecks directly into a savings account.
We're launching a free course called Financial Independence 101. This course will teach you how to build a strong financial foundation for your future and help you achieve financial independence. You'll learn how to save, invest, and manage your money. It's important to have a solid financial plan, and you can do it with us!
Americans pay an average of $577 in late fees, overdrafts, and fraud-related charges.
I know parents who are terrified of the idea of investing their money because they don't know what to do or how to invest. If you are one of those parents, I have good news for you. Our children's futures are being destroyed because of the system we've been taught is normal. The good news is that you can help them become the adults they deserve to be. If you are ready to stop watching as your child's future is destroyed by the system, then you need to do something right now.
Kids are naturally curious, so it's easy to engage them in conversations about money. Ask questions like, "What do you want to be when you grow up? " or "How do you think your parents make their money? " or "Do you think your parents should have more money?
Financial literacy is something we should all strive for, and it's something I'm passionate about. My goal is to make it easier for people to learn about money and finances, so they can live life on their own terms.
The statistics show that there is a need for financial literacy education for kids and teens. Unfortunately, many adults are not teaching their children or teenagers about finances.
Closing Thoughts on Scary Financial Literacy Statistics
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There are many scary statistics about money and finances. And with the economy in such a state, these statistics are even more alarming. But there are things we can do to take control of our finances and our lives.
Financial literacy is a topic that has been sadly neglected in the United States. I believe that by helping students understand how money works, how the stock market works, and how to save for retirement, we can give them a better idea of what is possible in their future.
The system that we have been taught is destroying our children's futures. The good news is, now you can help them become successful adults. If you are ready to stop watching as your child's future gets destroyed by the system, then you need to act now.
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