It has often been said that a penny saved is a penny earned.\u00a0 This phrase has been passed down from generations.\u00a0 But sometimes it gets lost and not passed down from a parent to a child.\u00a0 But how do we teach our children to save?\u00a0 I learned from my frugal mom and from personal finance courses that I took in high school.\u00a0 Your child\u2019s savings habits do not have to be this formal.\u00a0 However, I do believe that the education starts in the home.\u00a0 Do you discuss the bills with your children? Do you give them an allowance? Lastly, do they have a savings account?\u00a0 If not, start today.\u00a0 All of these habits are great ways to teach them about personal finance.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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