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The Birds and the Budgets: How and What to Teach Your Kids About Money
You’ve probably heard of the birds and the bees, but what about the birds and the budgets? In two studies, Ashley LeBaron-Black and her colleagues sought to understand how parents effectively teach their children about money.
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Ways to Have the Talk…about Money
Buying a car or a home for the first time can bring a lot of excitement—but also a lot of angst, especially for young adults.
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Money and Laundering: How Household Chores Shape Children’s Financial Attitudes
As of 2022, only eight states require high school students to enroll in a personal finance course prior to graduation.1
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