Save Early, Save ASAP
Saving is one of the most important financial habits to instill early on, in fact, the earlier the better.
Kids can start learning how to save money if you teach them how to save using a piggy bank or a give-spend-save bank. Through this they can start thinking about goal-setting as well as helping out other people should they choose to do so.
As they get older, you can look for a bank that’s kid-friendly and take them along as a teachable moment.
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