Teaching kids financial responsibility builds more than money skills—it fosters confidence, independence, and lifelong values. Discover how financial literacy equips children for real-world success.

Teaching children about money when they’re young will help them to manage it better when they’re older – but parents are struggling to pass on financial lessons to their kids. A study for the ...

Talking about money, especially in times of a family budget crunch, is an opportunity to teach kids lessons that can last a lifetime. As regional director of Self -Help Credit Union, Tamara Stanley ...

For many Americans, a conversation about money can be stressful, overwhelming and uncomfortable. Thinking about when and how to have that financial conversation with kids can be even more difficult, ...

There is so much to teach your children. For starters, say "please" and "thank you," wash your hands, respect your elders, and chew with your mouth closed. Meanwhile, advertisers spend millions trying ...

A recent study by Bank of America found with today’s high cost of living, almost half of Gen Z is still financially dependent on others — a strong indicator that financial literacy is more important ...

Wealthy families don’t leave financial education to chance. While many parents avoid money conversations until their children reach adulthood, affluent households start these lessons in elementary ...

With the school year just around the corner, many families are focused on supplies and schedules, but financial literacy is one lesson that can start before the first class begins. We sat down with ...

At First Community Bank they believe that teaching kids about money should start at an early age. Parents can make it very ...

Finance is a crucial part of life, but it isn’t a major focus in school. Parents have the burden of instilling effective money management into their children, though not everyone knows how. If you ...

EXPERT: Parents should teach children financial responsibility early in life. March 3, 2010— -- Many people don't discuss the basics of money with their children, but given the downturn in the ...

SHREVEPORT, La. - It's Wednesday and that means it's time for "Your Money." Colin Evans with Evans Financial stopped by KTBS to talk about teaching our kids about money and how they can build a ...