T. Rowe Price’s 2020 Parents, Kids & Money Survey
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by Chrissy Davison
4y ago
Who knew that waiting for T. Rowe Price’s 2020 Parents Kids & Money Survey could be so exhilarating?! It’s like Russian Roulette – which colour will the ball fall on or what day will they release the report?! This has The post T. Rowe Price’s 2020 Parents, Kids & Money Survey appeared first on Financial Parenting ..read more
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Review: MyBnk Family Money Twist Years 1 and 2
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by Chrissy Davison
4y ago
Programme Reviewed: 23 May 2020 The MyBnk Family Money Twist Years 1 and 2 homeschool programme is a free course for parents to introduce basic financial concepts to their children: earning money, value of money, needs and wants, tracking of The post Review: MyBnk Family Money Twist Years 1 and 2 appeared first on Financial Parenting ..read more
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Attention Control and Financial Capability
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by Chrissy Davison
4y ago
Situation Introduction In an earlier article we gave an overview of executive function and self-regulation skills. This article will discuss one of the self-regulation skills: what attention control is, and why it’s important. We will then discuss how attention control The post Attention Control and Financial Capability appeared first on Financial Parenting ..read more
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Working Memory in Financial Capability
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by Chrissy Davison
4y ago
As a financially capable adult, being able to remember financial knowledge and to process it during the current task is critical to your success as a financially independent adult.  As a child, can you remember learning how to count? Then The post Working Memory in Financial Capability appeared first on Financial Parenting ..read more
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Start Early with Financial Parenting
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by Chrissy Davison
4y ago
Financial parenting can be quite the challenge when you are trying to ensure your child receives the best financial knowledge and opportunities. We already know financial habits are formed by age 7. More information on starting early in teaching your The post Start Early with Financial Parenting appeared first on Financial Parenting ..read more
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Developing a Financial Mindset
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by Chrissy Davison
4y ago
We were walking by the river, trying to get some fresh air given the government’s request for us to social distance ourselves. The sun was shining, river quickly flowing and the birds were tweeting (and not in a Twitter sense).  The post Developing a Financial Mindset appeared first on Financial Parenting ..read more
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Teach Your Child to be a Smart Consumer and Even Better Creator
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by Chrissy Davison
4y ago
Getting the balance right between creating (or providing value) and consuming (goods, services) is a juggling act. On the one hand, in order to generate ideas for a product or service that someone values (e.g. learn a skill that employers The post Teach Your Child to be a Smart Consumer and Even Better Creator appeared first on Financial Parenting ..read more
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Real Alternative to Pensions
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by Chrissy Davison
4y ago
Category: Retirement. Answer: A re-purposed pension plan for tax purposes. Bzzzzzzz! Yes, Alex, the question is ‘What is an ISA (investment savings account)?’  ‘That is correct Jane! We also would have accepted ‘What is direct investment in the market, what The post Real Alternative to Pensions appeared first on Financial Parenting ..read more
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Develop Financial Decision-Making Abilities
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by Chrissy Davison
4y ago
Are people rational in their financial decision-making abilities? According to rational choice theory, yes they are. However we know from personal experience that we don’t always make the best choices for ourselves.  Can you remember what you did with that The post Develop Financial Decision-Making Abilities appeared first on Financial Parenting ..read more
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Next Generation Financial Values
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by Chrissy Davison
4y ago
Did you know that family wealth, when  passed to the next generation, survives about 30%1 of the time and by the third generation only 10% of that wealth continues? A large study by Williams and Preisser was done studying high The post Next Generation Financial Values appeared first on Financial Parenting ..read more
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