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jadedragon
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 Posted - 01/06/2010 : 12:42:10
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Habits instilled at a young age can powerfully set your children on the path to financial freedom. Saving for toys, saving for college, investing for a car, or investing for a future vacation are all goals you can help your children work toward.
With the proper instruction your children will become savers and investors - able to take care of themselves and their families.
Sadly, even well to do families often buy their children stuff but never bother to include the children in saving and investing decisions or education. Untrained kids end up on their own unable to deal with limited income, falling into credit card debt.
This article will touch on specific steps you can use to teach your child about managing, saving and investing money.
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