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Erin Lowry
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Aug 18, 2020 - MONEY MANAGEMENT TIPSTeaching kids about the value of money
Who is responsible for teaching children about money? Should it be taught in schools, where so much of their day-to-day learning happens? Or should parents (who may be figuring out finances themselves as they go) be the ones who instil the values of personal finance? Gregg Murset, a certified financial planner, says it certainly should be discussed in school, but home is an ideal ecosystem in which to teach children about money.