04 – How to teach children about money with Robert Gardner

 
 
04 – How to teach children about money with Robert Gardner
How do you teach young children about money?
In this podcast, I am talking with Financial expert Robert Gardner about how you teach young children good savings habits.
Here is what you will learn in this episode:
What Rob's experience was growing up in Argentina and how this influenced his money story
How our environment influences our money experiences growing up 
How our money behaviours start from the age of 7
Earn it, keep it and grow it
Easy ways to get your children to save 
Teaching entrepreneurial skills to children to save 
Financial education in schools - what can be done?
Should teachers be taught first or parents?
Addressing the income gap 
How do you teach children about money?
The Money Matters Game - the fun way to learn 
Game Play - teaching children about scams - 'Rich Ricky!'
The implications of not talking to children about money 
How powerful compound interest is
Delayed gratification and a simple way to teach children how to save their pocket money
Helping children to feel in control of spending
Children's Pensions - How investing £5 per day from birth to age 10 could amount to £1 million with the power of compound interest  
Saving versus speculating
Silly Monkeys Card Game - http://saveyouracorns.com/about-silly-monkeys/
Rob’s book - ‘Save Your Acorns’ Children’s book - https://amzn.to/2RU60JI
Redstart Charity– Planting the seed for the financial education of young people
Money Matters Workshops 
Money Advice Service
Join Catherine's Facebook Page and FREE Facebook Group
DOWNLOAD MY FREE SAVINGS TRACKER HERE
My Website 
The 'From Spender to Saver' course 
My YouTube Channel 
Connect with me on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook 
This show was originally recorded at Secklow 105.5FM. - Community radio for Milton Keynes. 
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