How Money Is Not a Dirty Word Came To Be
I used to teach in after school programs. One thing I noticed about my students was they thought that if you had a job, you could buy anything you wanted. They had no idea about budgeting, how to pay bills, credit, taxes, good debt versus bad debt, investing, or really anything around the concept of money except spending it. And schools in general, at least in the United States, are not teaching kids about money and how it works.
The other thing I noticed around the parents was that most of them were not comfortable talking to their kids about money. Either they didn’t feel they knew enough to teach their kids, they were taught it was rude to talk about it, or their parents just did not discuss it at all. Or any combination of these three.
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