Quote from: Stepstowealth on Today at 12:32:05 AM

Quote from: MarissaLopez on August 02, 2024, 09:18:09 AM

So by investing time and resources in a financial literacy boot camp, you'll be giving your child a valuable head start on their financial journey.

Financial education was a part of education that our parents never really invested in a lot of timing trying to expose us to, and that is the reason why some of us struggled a lot to really find a way to make money and also struggle to keep money after we start getting it. Early exposure to financial education as a way to boost financial literacy among our kids is a way to provide early assistance to our children helping them to find wealth, which is an aspect some of parents failed in.
A financial literacy boot camp may seem boring to your kids at first but later in the future they would really understand the benefits that these early education has done for them

You can't blame our parents just because we don't make money or don't know how to make a lot of money. You must know that our parents' generation is very needy and miserable, although aware of the importance of education and financial knowledge, maintaining each meal and survival is more important at that time. Furthermore, even when you are grown up and independent, you can still improve your financial knowledge if you really want to because it is never too late to learn.

We are being left behind compared to others due to our own fault, don't try to blame those who were born and sacrificed their lives to raise us.

Having access to early financial education does not guarantee that you will have a better future if you do not want to learn, are not passionate about it, or are not properly educated. All knowledge needs to be taught at the right age to maximize effectiveness, so we need to teach children fully and properly instead of teaching them early and forcing them.