Teaching Kids Financial Responsibility and Navigating Family Money Conversations

This chapter explores the significance of teaching children money management through chores and allowances, supported by personal anecdotes. The discussion also addresses the discomfort caused by a family member's frequent discussions of financial status during gatherings.

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Ken Coleman and Jade Warshaw answer your questions and discuss:

"Should I drain my savings to pay off debt if I have a one-year-old?"
"I'm 64 years old and my investments aren't making money,"
"How can I get out of a debt relief program?"
"How can I grow my savings while working on my career?"
"Should we share details about our financial situation with our kids?"
"How do I deal with a family member who brags about how much money she makes and spends?"
"How do we get out of $1M in debt?"

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