Lesson 1
Get money in their hands
We often try to teach our kids about money without actually getting it in their hands. Then we wonder why kids are going to college and lack budgeting skills. Many college students even build up credit card debt. That happens because they never had money in their hands to practice.
1) READ THE CHAPTER
For information and a deeper dive into having money talks with your kids. Read the chapter with relevant financial literature to give you a sufficient foundation on the topic. Order your copy of the book below.
LEARN MORE2) LISTEN TO THE PODCAST
Listen to this lesson’s episode where I’ll walk you through the questions to ask your kids during the conversation as well as the likely responses you’ll hear from them.
3) SEND THE TIKTOK
Send this video to your child, so you can set the stage for the topic you’ll be discussing, in a language they understand.
4) HAVE THE MONEY CONVERSATION
Using your printed one-page conversation guide and enjoy the dialogue with your family to get them financially launched. Now’s the time to discuss and start the conversation.
5) WATCH THE MASTERCLASS
Watch the quick masterclass on this topic presented by Tom Henske, Founder of Total Cents, available only in the Total Cents Masterclass.
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IT MAKES TOTAL CENTS BY TOM HENSKE
Teaching parents how to talk to their kids about money.