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Parents and guardians can help greatly in preparing youth for their financial decisions and responsibilities. Many want to help. Many have looked for ways to help. We hope this program can provide the help to get the “money conversations” started.
By designating the third Wednesday in April as the “Talk With Our Kids About Money Day” – we want to support parents and guardians in their efforts to help their children learn about money – and to prepare for the financial decisions and responsibilities ahead. It will be a day on which we hope parents and guardians will find fun, engaging, and educational ways to help their children learn more about money – and how to handle it. We hope you will choose to participate in this “Day.” It won’t take much time – and we have provided a wide range of ideas and suggestions for you. If we can help you further in any way, please let us know. Visit the Home Program.
The Talk with our Kids About Money Day program is expanding internationally. For more information, or to request the program be implemented in your country, please contact us.
By registering, educators will be able to access the resources, lesson plans for their specific province, and the Teacher’s Guide.
Let us help you and your family make the most of the resources on the site. By sharing some basic information, you will be linked to resources that fit the ages and interests of your children.
Note: You do not need to register to access the resources. However, we would appreciate it if you do register since we would like to have a sense of the numbers of people participating. We will also send news and info periodically to those who register.
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