In this episode, I interview Maya Corbic a CPA who leverages her CFO, auditor, and tax accountant expertise to educate kids on financial literacy. She founded Wealthy Kids Investment Club and has inspired thousands through her Instagram account, Teach Kids Money.

I cover the following topics in this episode:
- Why did Maya decide to write the book "From Piggy Banks to Stocks"?
- Why investing isn't complicated
- Why is it important to teach financial literacy to kids?
- How did your background shape your understanding of financial literacy?
- When it comes to financial literacy, what is missing in the current education system?
- Why did you decide to write a workbook instead of a traditional textbook?
- Why start teaching about dividends sooner than later?
- The importance of dividend growth
- What are Dividend Aristocrats and Dividend Kings?
- Spending versus investing, how to make the right choices
- Why did you start the Wealthy Kids Investment Club?
- What do you say to parents when they say investing is too complicated?

Book: From Piggy Banks to Stocks: The Ultimate Guide for a Young Investor 
On Instagram: teach.kids.money
Wealthy Kids Investment Club: https://wealthykids.club

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