Money Lessons For All Ages

Money Lessons for All Ages

 

Money management is an art. Sadly, it is becoming a lost art.

We are becoming poorer each day just because we cannot manage the resources that we have so painstakingly accumulated. We don’t know how to manage our assets and nurture them to grow.

Inside, you will learn various ways of money management for all ages and all walks of life. Have an enriched experience reading this eBook. It might just help you gain better control of your life.

The best money management is that which begins early on in your life. Don’t wait for things to reach a precarious level before thinking about managing your precious resources.

A wag once said – “The easiest way to teach children the value of money is to borrow some from them.” Indeed, the frown and pout on such a child’s face would indicate a loss of something quite tangible! But it is important to teach a child that the concept of money goes beyond a few coins or dollars. Money and its successful management reflect liberty and a control over one’s destiny.

To learn about money management from a tender age, a child can be explained the parts of the financial system in a simple way – The Lemonade Way:

Banking – Your kid can start with a simple savings account to run his lemonade business. When they write a check for the purchase of lemons and sugar and file the receipt for them, they will have learnt his first banking lesson. Take them through simple interest, compound interest and so forth.

Income – Explain to your child that money can come in through salaries, sales profits, commissions, consultancy fees. When they collect a fee to explain how to make better lemonade, you know they have got the hang of consultancy!

Expenditure – The child must appreciate the importance of a budget to control expenses. If they blow away his day’s profit on a large scoop of ice-cream, they will have no money to buy lemons the next day. - 8 -

When they borrow money from you, charge them simple interest! Also charge them a few cents toward infrastructural cost (they are using a chair and table from home).

Insurance- Take a cent from them every day as insurance. They may fret and frown for a week, but when they come down with a cold after drinking all that surplus lemonade, and your foot their medicine bill, they will understand the concept of health insurance!

Investments – Advise them to keep a few cents aside to buy their lemon stand. They may learn fast and probably even buy the neighborhood store by the time they are teenagers.

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