yes that's right, financial education must start from home, I didn't get that from my parents but I have to do that to my child, seeing how Chinese people educate their children to be very disciplined in finance in my environment and most of my Chinese colleagues also say the same, skills in managing finances and turning money over since childhood become a very big capital in making financial decisions in adulthood, I totally agree with this.
Agreed, teaching of possession of knowledge for effective control of finances from the early stages in life is a valuable asset of life. That is why, when a person is used to perceiving money as not just a tool to satisfy immediate desires but as something that should be planned for future, then the financial actions made in the adulthood will be more purposeful. Some of us did not have that provision from childhood but it does not therefore elate that the next generation should go through the same thing. Giving lessons to children on understanding, building, and achieving the value of money as well as teaching them to think far-sightedly every time they start earning money is an approach that may bring positive gains in the future. Not only the amount of money, but also the approaches to its spending are more planned and reasonable in this case.