All parents want their kids to be successful. They want their kids to be independent, self-reliant, functioning adults that can make their own way in the world. That doesn’t necessarily mean that the kids will grow up to be rich, but that they will be able to This entry was posted in Personal Finance, Relationships and tagged helping kids, kids and money, money habits, money opportunities, teaching finances, teaching kids, teaching money. Bookmark the permalink.
Absolutely! And above all don’t constantly keep telling your kid “you don’t want to do that” one of my mother’s oft repeated phrases and then she wonders why her kids, though talented and smart, don’t have decent jobs.