I've heard that giving allowance is one approach to develop an understanding of money management. What other ways are available to teach kids about the benefits of savings?
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I found this great resource at MarketWatch.com - a listing on online games that help parents teach kids about saving and finance, set up by age group. Here's an example of some of the content:
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I've found that good old fashioned "Monopoly" teaches children about cash flow, mortgaging properties, and paying income taxes. |
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I also saw a lot of reference to Mutual Mania Board Game, which is geared towards kids 11yrs+ and helps them learn about spending, saving, profit and loss. |
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@Tuffster11 (at twitter) posted the following on the subject:
Below is a snapshot from the publisher web site, www.kidswealth.com:
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I know this question is closed now, but I just found this site that people might be interested in... http://www.practicalmoneyskills.com/games/ |
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We play Cash Flow and Cashflow for Kids by Robert Kiyosaki. Our kids love it. |
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Animal Crossing is great for all ages and teaches kids the importance of saving money to pay off a debt for a home and to become successful by helping out the community and what it gets you. |
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