U.S. Department of Education’s Post

Looking for ways to teach kids about financial independence & responsibility? Caden, a 13-year-old entrepreneur and author, has three tips that parents can use today! #FinancialFreedomDay #MondayMotivation

Todd Stankiewicz, CFP® CMT® ABFP™

Passion for Behavioral Finance, Charts & Golf Technology

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You should definitely start early when it comes to financial literacy, but there is a lot of nuance to these tactics. Anyone thinking about taking these steps should definitely consult their tax, legal and financial advisors before doing so. This is not as easy as it sounds. There are a lot of great financial literacy apps that can be used instead…. DM me if anyone want me to walk you through this. Here is also some more info on adding individuals as joint account owners: https://www.sykoncapital.com/article/the_risks_of_joint_account_ownership_why_proper_estate_planning_is_crucial

Great advice and a strong reminder that it's never too early to start talking about and acting on financial wellness strategies! 👏

This is a questionable tactics. Allowance is a better concept.

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Tricia Braxton, DPP

Faculty/Youth Empowerment/Partnership Builder/DEI Leader/Candidate State Board of Education-District 1

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Insightful!

Lacie Harmon

I help federal employees maximize retirement income & benefits.

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Great ideas from an impressive young man.

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Lateshia Campbell, Ed.D.📚

Senior Executive Officer | Curriculum Development

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Love this!

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Dr. Rene Murphy, SHRM-CP NMLS

Director of Recruitment and Onboarding

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Well said!

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Heather Whitmire

Student @ Strayer University | Aspiring Career in Human Resources

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Love this

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Nina Everson

Owner Artist Creator at 3 Bears Cottage Industries

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Good point!

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