A Bright Future
Every caring parent wants their child to be happy. While money can’t buy happiness, your ability to manage money can significantly and positively impact your future and quality of life. Studies prove that people with healthy money attitudes often have:
- Stronger self-confidence
- Greater life opportunities
- More financial freedom for themselves and their families
- Less stress
- Healthier relationships with loved ones
If these lifestyle qualities are what you envision for your children, then it’s time to start teaching them strong financial skills.
School Helps, but It’s Not Enough
Since the 2008 financial crisis, virtually every school in the United States now offers financial literacy curriculum. While this is a dramatic step forward, it still doesn’t adequately prepare your kids.
Money management skills simply can’t be taught solely in a classroom. True financial literacy requires real life lessons accumulated over years of learning.
School Helps, but It’s Not Enough
Since the 2008 financial crisis, virtually every school in the United States now offers financial literacy curriculum. While this is a dramatic step forward, it still doesn’t adequately prepare your kids.
Money management skills simply can’t be taught solely in a classroom. True financial literacy requires real life lessons accumulated over years of learning.
What You Teach Matters Most!
What will ultimately shape your kids’ approach to money is what they learn and observe from you. In addition, you’re the only one who can give them real life experiences with money before they begin working.
We recognize that not all parents feel confident in their own familiarity with financial literacy, or may not know the best way to introduce various concepts to their kids. That’s why we created SageVest Kids. This website provides the resources you need to teach your children the fundamentals of financial literacy in an age appropriate manner.
