The ABC'Z of Money

What does your child’s financial future look like? Grab old magazines or print pictures, and help them make a dream board—homes, adventures, things they want to learn or do. Visualization isn’t just fun—it builds confidence and vision for the road ahead.

Imagine your child at 25—financially stressed or confidently building wealth? Early money lessons make all the difference for their future. What do you hope your child knows by 25?

Turn allowance into a mini money lesson! Let your child split their pocket money into SAVE, SPEND, and GIVE jars. This simple act builds lifelong habits—plus, kids love seeing their coins add up. How does your family manage allowance?

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Encourage your child to bring one thing they “really wanted” to a family show & tell—then share the story of how they saved up, made choices, or waited for a better deal. Celebrate the smarter shopper in your house!

It’s Money Monday—and it’s time to dream big! Sit down with your child and create a vision board of something special they want to save for. Take a photo and tag us to show off your child’s dreams! What are they working towards?

Could you explain assets vs liabilities to your child RIGHT NOW? Every parent can build a money-smart family. Who taught you this lesson growing up?

It’s Saturday storytime! Snuggle up and read a story about a kid who learns to budget. Then, ask your child: “What would you do if you had $10?” Let their imaginations—and conversations—run wild. What story gets your kids talking money?

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Kids are curious—so tell the story of how money “grows.” Read a book or make up a story about earning, working, and why not all dollars are the same. Early conversations plant big ideas!

Money Monday math challenge: Play a coin or bill counting game with your child! Use snacks as a reward. Share your favorite money game in the comments and tag us in your family fun. Let’s build number sense and money skills together!

Money in a trust fund or the knowledge to build wealth? Knowledge will always outlast quick cash. What do you want to give your child for the future?

Bank visit adventure! Whether you visit in-person or online, show your child how adults keep money safe. Answer their questions and share what you remember learning about banks as a kid! What surprises your child about how banks work today?

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