81. Scouting Magazine - November/December 1998 Family Talk Family Talk. By Kathy Brandt Illustration by Joel Snyder. Teaching money management in Scouting. When youngsters are old enough to ask for http://www.scoutingmagazine.org/issues/9811/d-famt.html

November-December 1998 Other stories in this issue ... Letters News Briefs The Way it Was Front Line Stuff Family Talk Boys' Life Program Helper Unit Anniversaries A Mission and a Vision For All of Us There's Magic in Music Spark, Spirit, and (George) Simmons Pancakes for Profits Professional Scouting: A Woman's World, Too Stewards of the Forest It's Show Time By Kathy Brandt Illustration by Joel Snyder Teaching Money Management in Scouting When youngsters are old enough to ask for something in the grocery store, it's time to begin teaching them how to budget, spend wisely, and save. Imagine this scene. Judith is in line at the grocery store with son Patrick, age 5, who is carefully examining the rack of candy and gum. When he pulls a pack of bubble gum off the shelf and asks his mother to buy it, she hesitates for a minute. But, then, it's only a small purchase. She adds it to her other groceries. Then at the drugstore, as they pass the toy aisle, Patrick sees a coloring book and begs Judith to buy it for him. She asks him if he really needs another coloring book. "Yes, yes," he replies, "and new crayons, too!" Patrick really doesn't understand the concept of money. Although he does notice his parents get it at a place called "the bank" or out of a machine called "the ATM," it's just paper that they always have. He has no idea that his parents have to work for it and that it is limited. Patrick's desires will no doubt escalate as he growspossibly to $100 tennis shoes and designer jeans. As long as Judith and her husband willingly and readily pay for all of Patrick's wants and needs, he is not likely to learn how to spend responsibly or to understand that the purchase of one item may prevent the purchase of another.

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Pakistan's leading fashion magazine HOME ISSUE 51 FD 1 XTRAS ... CONTACT Navigate Visage Premium Family Finance Home Improvement Online Business Broadband Tips ... Shopping Tips Teaching Children About Money Management by Chemain Evans How many times have you wondered whether your children think money does indeed grow on trees? It probably seems like every time you turn around your wallet is being attacked by the "gimme's". If you honestly examine your spending habits (and those of your kids), you may realize that you have not given them any reason believe that you don't have a money tree. In truth, we all want things and kids are no different. How easy it is to whip out the credit card(s) and instantly gratify our desires. What message are we sending our kids? What follows is a collection of ideas about how we can instill in our children a better understanding of money and how it works. Establish a Savings Account and a Plan Every child should have his own savings account even if it is just a piggy bank. Whether your child receives an allowance or works a job, establishing a savings plan is a must. Encourage your child to donate a certain amount to charity (to help them develop a lifelong habit of helping others). Then establish a certain percentage for long-term savings (such as college) and short-term savings (such as clothes, toys, etc.). Saving for both long- and short-term goals will build a child's confidence in her ability to save and helps her learn delayed gratification. And, once the savings goal has been met, she may even discover that the money would be better spent for something else.

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Pakistan's leading fashion magazine HOME ISSUE 51 FD 1 XTRAS ... CONTACT Navigate Visage Premium Family Finance Home Improvement Online Business Broadband Tips ... Shopping Tips Teaching Teens About Money Management (ARA) - The teen years are a good time to start teaching your child how to use money wisely. Soon they will head off in the world, and chances are they will get a credit card or two or three. Giving them money management skills today, will help them manage their finances in the future. The U.S. Bank Visa Buxx card is one tool that parents can use to help educate their teens about responsible spending. It's a prepaid card, not a credit card. That means that parents put money onto the card and teens use it anywhere in the world that Visa is accepted and most ATMs. There's no risk of credit debt and teens learn how to budget their money. "The Visa Buxx card provides teens with valuable lessons in money management," says U.S. Bank executive vice president Pat Wesner. "It's a great tool to help teens learn how to budget money, track spending and get in the habit of using a card responsibly. And since it's a Visa card it is safer than cash. The funds are guaranteed to be protected even if the card is lost or stolen." Parents appreciate the features that allow them to stay connected to their busy teens. The Buxx card is instantly reloadable by phone or Web site. Whether a teen is at the shopping mall or sightseeing halfway across the world, mom or dad can provide emergency funds with just a few mouse clicks.

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Home About Us Counties News ... Contact Us Search 4-H Youth Agriculture Family Food Safety ... Youth Other Sites Other Cooperative Extension Websites University of NH List of Related ... Search Engines Teaching Kids about Money It may surprise us how much our children already know about money. They learn by watching what their parents do with money. This starts at a very young age. Kids watch their parents pay for things at the store, write checks, use a credit card or even make a donation. Children also learn that there are often strong emotions connected with money. They learn how their parents feel about money by the tone of voice they use and the look on their faces. Parents should ask themselves if how they handle money is the way they want their children to handle money. The lifelong benefit of teaching children good money habits makes it well worth the effort. Those who learn good money management skills are more likely to become adults who make sound financial decisions, avoid excessive debt and manage income and expenses to reach their financial goals. A valuable lesson for children is to understand the concept of need versus want. Help children understand that we can not have everything we want and that we need to make choices about how we spend our money. Have children help choose items at the store from your shopping list. For example, let children choose between two acceptable types of cereal. This concept can be applied to any item in the store. As children get older, teach them how to develop a shopping list, comparison shop, select the best produce and help pay for items at the check-out counter.

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How Does Your Family Handle Money? Play Video Preview Watch After the Show When You Should Have "The Money Talk" Janet Bodnar, author of Dollars and Sense for Kids , says parents should always be honest with their children about money, but how much they should reveal depends on the child's age How to Talk to Children About Money Dr. Maria Nemeth, author of The Energy of Money , says that when it comes to teaching their children about money, parents can eliminate financial tension by remembering three basic steps The Importance of an Allowance Like many parents, Bob and Renae found themselves playing "good cop, bad cop" when it came to their children's spending habits. Janet Bodnar gave them allowance guidelines any parent can use Exercises for the Whole Family Change the Way You Think About Money Determine How Integrity and Money Are Linked Let Your Kids Pay the Bills Books Dollars and Sense for Kids by Janet Bodnar The Energy of Money by Dr. Maria Nemeth How comfortable do you feel talking to your children about money? RELATED LINKS Teach your kids to avoid credit debt.

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Teaching Your Children About Money A good time to consider giving your child money is when he or she is between the ages of five and eight. Most parents use the Dole System or the Allowance System, and both have advantages and disadvantages. Research shows that in some instances an allowance may cost less than simply giving or doling money out for specific needs and wants. Dole System Advantages You can give or withhold money as you wish. It allows for flexibility if the family income is irregular. It is easier for you to control and monitor the types and amounts of purchases. Dole System Disadvantages Children may get the impression that the money supply is limitless. Children do not learn budgeting or planning skills. You may lose track of how much money has been given and it can lead to power struggles between you and your child. Family attitudes, values and available resources may be factors when deciding whether to give an allowance. Giving an allowance requires more attention to details as the family establishes guidelines and commitment to the agreement by both the parent and child. Allowance System Advantages Teaches basic money management.

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Financial Education For Kids Of All Ages Money skills are some of the most important skills young adults need when they head out on their own. And they can't be learned in a 2-week crash course right after graduation, either! From preschool ages on, children and teens are learning attitudes about money, and they can be learning skills, too. Skills like... coin identification and making change comparison shopping saving for a special purchase managing checking accounts using credit cards wisely It's never too early and it's never too late to help your children (or other children you care about) build the money skills they'll need throughout their lives! The following publications can be accessed by clicking on the link below: The Spending Game - PM 1103 (pdf) The Allowance Game - PM 1776 (pdf) Child Safety on the Internet - PM 1789e (pdf) Building College Students' Financial Literacy - PM 1856 (pdf) especially appropriate for college staff Related Links www.creditunion.coop - Teaching your preschooler about apending and aaving. Hands-on activities and teaching materials for parents and professionals, developed by a national task force of experts from Cooperative Extension, the teaching profession, and various credit union organizations. www.zillions.org

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Home Mind and Body Parenting Teaching Kids About Money - Allowance 101 Discussion Boards Free Newsletter Shopping Refer this page ... Readers Tips Teaching Kids About Money - Allowance 101 By Arman Rousta "Money is the root of all evil." "Money doesn't grow on trees." "Show me the money." What messages are you sending your kids about money? Whether you are conscious of it or not, your children will learn from what they see you do, more so than what you say. When it comes to money issues such as financial responsibility and budgeting, where and when do we expect kids to learn these critical life lessons? It is certainly not happening in schools. It is incumbent upon parents to take a proactive approach towards Youth Money Management by putting a plan in place and monitoring in through the years to see how their kids are responding and learning. Year by year, it is important that kids become more independent in their decision-making and personal responsibility. Parents often put their own financial struggles upon their kids in a way that paints a negative connotation about money.

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Teaching Your Kids The Habit Of Thrift Studies show that children tend to mimic their parents' thrift habits. If you show them you pay your bills promptly and save for a rainy day, there's a good chance your kids will, too. To help your kids become sound money managers, there are several things you can do to teach them thrift early. Your Child's Allowance: Not Exactly Child's Play Most experts agree you should start by giving your kids an allowance when they're preschoolers. But the allowance should be given in small bills earmarked for several budgeting categories - spending, short-term savings and charity. For young children, the allowance should be given weekly and the dollar amount should increase with age. For example, a four year old might receive four dollars per week. Then in junior high, you might switch to a bimonthly allowance and in senior high a monthly allowance. Look for ways to make your kids comfortable with handling money. For example, have your children figure the tip at a restaurant or ask them to sort out your grocery coupons and mail-in refund offers. Kids love to get return mail! A Part-Time Job When your children are old enough, encourage part-time work. Even if they don't necessarily need more money at this time, they will learn about concepts such as income taxes, wage laws and hours worked in exchange for income. Be certain, however, the job hours are flexible and do not interfere with school or other important activities. One study showed that teenagers who worked part-time earned an average of $80 per week, but saved only $5 of that amount. Since most kids are not prepared to handle that much money wisely, it is important for parents to give their children financial guidance.

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Bargain Shopping Your Money Forums Parenting ... Home HOT DEAL! Sunset Mall You Save 67% Visit our HOT DEALS page Teaching Kids Their Financial ABCs by Julie Kletzman In this column, I will hopefully be passing on vital information to you about teaching your children good money management skills. In the process, of course, you too will hopefully learn better ways to manage your money. Before we delve into the nitty gritty of how to pass this knowledge on to your kids, let's first look at some of the reasons it is important to do so. 1. Money matters. Whether you take the approach that "money can't buy you happiness" approach or that "if you say money can't buy you happiness, you just don't know where to shop," it cannot be denied that money permeates nearly every aspect of our lives. How we handle money how we spend it, earn it and save it has an impact on nearly every other decision we make in life, from where we live, to how much and where we work, to whom we choose to marry. Money can bring us freedom, or it can make us feel stuck in a lifestyle, job or relationship we hate. Learning to handle money so it works for us instead of becoming slaves to a master is a crucial life skill that our children must learn. Our role as parents can be summed up quite simply: to arm our children with the tools they need to become self-sufficient, well-adjusted adults. Good money management skills are one of those important lessons we must impart to our children. It is a critical life lesson necessary in and of itself, but also useful in teaching them other core skills. Too many parents fail to take the responsibility to give their children the gift of good financial habits. By reading this article, you clearly intend to be in the minority on this count, so let me be the first to congratulate you on your fine parenting skills. Next week, we'll discuss the foundation from which you should be building your child's money management skills.

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