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If your children only learned about money from watching you, would they be prepared for the future?
In this video, I'm sitting down with two of my kids, Roman and Taylor, to talk about one of our favorite family traditions: our monthly Money Meetings. Together, we share how they practice giving, saving, and spending, and why I believe children are never too young to begin learning about money.
One of the biggest misconceptions is that kids won't understand financial concepts until they're older. I've found the opposite to be true. Children often retain far more than we expect when we teach them consistently and make it part of everyday life.
If we want to build generational wealth, we have to build generational wisdom first. It's not just about leaving an inheritance—it's about leaving financial knowledge that can be passed from one generation to the next.
Whether your children are 5 or 15, it's never too early to start these conversations. I hope this video encourages you to make financial education a normal part of family life.
This is a fun one to watch together as a family! After you've watched, I'd love to know: What's one money lesson you hope to pass on to your children or the next generation?
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