7 Ways to Teach Kids about Money

Steve Lim, Chief Learning Officer, Affin Hwang Asset Management

21-Nov-19 09:30

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When should you start a retirement fund for your child? How much does a kid cost today? How do we teach kids about money and finances?

In conjunction with World Children's Day, Roshan addresses these with Steve Lim, as well as teaching the value of money, managing instant gratification, showing the power of compounding interest, and more.

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Categories: Young Finance

Tags: Personal Finance, Financial Planning, Financial Planning for Kids, Compounding Interest, Value of Money, World Children's Day,

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