"Saving even a little bit of money on a regular basis pays off,” Buffett
says in his secret Millionaires Club.
"Instead of spending money on a soda, which you don’t really need, put
it in savings, and it will make even more money for you by earning interest.”
As soon as kids are old enough to understand the concept of money and
where it comes from, the next step is to introduce the value of saving.
A great way to do this is to get them involved.
Set up a new piggy bank or even a savings account and get them earning
some coins in return for chores.
It would even be valuable to set a savings goal — think of a new toy —
and have them work towards it.
It wouldn’t take long for them to make the connection between earning,
saving, and reaching a financial goal — being able to physically see the amount
add up would be very valuable.
Some apps even let you assign chores, set up automatic deposits for
their allowance, and even deposit parent-provided interest.
They’ll be able to see how much money they’re making and saving while
you’ll have complete control over how much they can spend with the card and
where.
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Jason Gwerder
Wednesday, 11 August 2021
