Clever, Simple, Fun Money Lessons for Kids with Ashley Clark

Welcome to the Investing for Beginners podcast. In today’s show we discuss with Ashley Clark from Sense 2 Cents:

* How using flashcards is a great way to teach beginning money terms to kids* What are some of the most common misconceptions about money and why Ashley started working towards reversing those ideas.* How we can teach money to our kids in a fun way that helps set them up for success in life.

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Announcer (00:01):

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Dave (00:44):

All right, folks, we’ll welcome to the Investing for Beginners podcast. Tonight. We have a special guest with us. We have Ashley Clark from Sense 2 Cents, the brains, and the beauty behind the brand. She’s got a great story, and she’s got a great product line and awesome, awesome stuff that she’s doing to help teach people about finance, which is, of course, our passion. So Ashley, tell us a little bit about yourself and kind of what you got going on.

Ashley (01:10):

I am Ashley Clark, CEO and founder of Sense 2 Cents. Since I live in born and raised in Savannah, Georgia. I started my career as a banker. I was a banker for 11 years at their most recently being able to retire from my nine to five as, since the census. Now my full-time baby, thanks to amazing people, wanting to know more about financial alert, literacy, and learn what their children. I provide the tools to make teaching financial literacy fun for both the parents and the children. It’s a family event. And we’re having fun.