Episode 126 – How to Raise Kids Who Are Good with Money
July 21, 2026
Kids are learning about money long before they earn their first paycheck.
They learn from the conversations they hear, the choices they watch, and the opportunities they are given to spend, save, give, and make mistakes.
In this episode, Jeremiah and Laura share what they are learning as they raise four children and work to build healthy money habits at home. The goal is not to raise children who never make financial mistakes. It is to give them a safe place to practice, learn, and gradually take greater responsibility for the resources they have.
Key Topics:
- Why regular money conversations matter more than one big lesson
- Using allowances and chores to teach responsibility
- Helping children practice saving, spending, and giving
- Teaching delayed gratification in an instant-access culture
- Giving kids a safe place to make financial mistakes and learn
#Parenting #FamilyWealth #FinancialLiteracy #MoneyHabits #FamilyFinances
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Email: Jeremiah@tricordadvisors.com
Connect with Laura:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-lee-59a83610/
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