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By talking openly about money, you can teach your children important lessons about financial wellbeing. So, where should you start when it comes to talking to your kids about gratitude and managing their expectations?
It’s a skill that even adults need to hone and practice – so how can you help kids learn the art of creating and managing a budget?
Whether your kids are asking hard-to-answer questions – or you just sense they’re worried about something – our expert panel is here to help.
Money worries don’t just impact adults. So how can you support your child when they’re feeling anxious about their – or your – finances? Money writer Clare Seal spoke to Dr Radha Modgil to find out.
It’ll probably come as no surprise to hear that learning about money is an important step in your child’s development, so we've rounded up some essentials to help you and your family start off with your best foot forward.
Young people are increasingly the targets of online fraud such as scams and identity theft. Learn how to spot scams and avoid them, as well as the emotional and financial consequences.
From creating a budget to setting a realistic goal, there are lots of ways to encourage your teen to start saving. Here are some actionable tips to get your teenager feeling more positive about saving money.
Cryptocurrencies are a relatively new concept for most parents, and can seem overwhelming and complex. Here’s what you need to know to help you discuss them with your kids.
However much you try to protect your kids from the reality of the cost of living crisis, the chances are it’s already on their radar. Here, expert child psychologist Dr Elizabeth Kilbey shares her tips on how to approach the topic.
Video games have changed a lot since you were a child, and now real money can be at stake. So how can you support and protect your kids as they play?
As the first accounts of the government’s Child Trust Fund scheme reach maturity, here’s what parents and teenagers need to know.
We may want to protect our kids from some of life’s trickier topics, but being open with them when it comes to money is an important step, says money author Tolu Frimpong.
