While parents frequently teach kids to mind their manners, wash
behind their ears, and study hard, they must also teach them how
to be smart with money. It is up to parents to make the first
move, because when it comes to educating sons and daughters on
dollars and cents, financial literacy begins at home. It begins
with communication and hands-on experience, and it starts within
these pages. Families are given the tools to lead their children
to richness in money - and in life. This guide is for parents
with children between the ages of six and sixteen who want to:
Raised for Richness received the 2010 NAPPA Gold Award from the
National Parenting Publications Awards in the parenting
resources competition! Overview of Raised for Richness "I found
myself nodding in agreement with Karyn Hodgens' book Raised for
Richness. Her philosophy is in tune with my own on such things
as giving an allowance, teaching kids to save, and using debit
vs. credit cards. And Hodgens hits the nail on the head when she
says that ki