Talking to Our Daughters and Sons about Personal Finance

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    April 28, 2011

    Written by Gail Hillebrand

    Today is Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day! This day is partly about the fun children can have in seeing your workplace, but it is also a chance for them to think about the future. Money skills are part of that future. Whether or not you take your children to work today, think about talking to them about money and savings when you get home from work.

    Here at the CFPB, parents who bring their kids to work will talk to them about what we do, and also about why we do it. We’re working for our families and for all American families. We want everyone to understand the prices, risks, and benefits of financial products so they can make the best decisions for their families.

    Kids learn about money from their parents. One of the best ways to help our kids follow good financial practices as adults is to talk to them now. (continued)

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    Source: www.consumerfinance.gov


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