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Topic
Board Economics
Re: Financial education begins from home.
by
Stella Mese
on 08/05/2025, 10:52:02 UTC

Yes, legacy matters. But confusing inheritance with preparation can be dangerous. Building a business for your kids is fine, but are they being built too? Financial education that starts “when they’re ready” usually never starts. Readiness should be a result of exposure. You don't wait for a kid to "understand math" before handing them numbers. You walk them through it

Strict or loose parenting is surface-level. The real variable is coherence. Do your actions teach resilience, critical thinking, delayed gratification? Because in a collapsing attention economy, those are worth more than any trust fund. Want your kid to thrive? Then don’t just hand them the keys to an empire. Make sure they know how to build when the system resets. Because it will
Indeed, in terms of educating children financially, there must be a good time, when we have to choose the right time so that children will listen to the advice we give, at least it takes a gradual time for children to understand, which of course by continuing to guide so that there is readiness in the child without any readiness, of course it will be in vain when applied, but everything will bear fruit depending on the environment that can also influence.