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Raising Junior Moguls: How to Build Financially Confident Kids with April Taylor
What if your child’s allowance could be the launchpad to lifelong wealth?
In this episode of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, I sit down with April Taylor—financial coach, educator, and creator of the Junior Moguls Entrepreneur System to explore how parents can raise financially confident, entrepreneurial kids even if they don’t have a business background themselves.
You’ll walk away knowing:
-How kids naturally understand money—and when that relationship starts to shift
-Why the way we talk about money shapes our kids’ entire financial future
-Creative ways to make saving fun in a cashless, digital world
-The link between financial literacy and self-worth (and how early to start teaching it)
-How to build new wealth traditions in your home, even if you're starting from zero
-Why “we can’t afford that” might be the most damaging phrase in your money vocabulary
And the surprising financial habit that April swears by—even if it makes experts cringe
Whether you're parenting a preschooler or a teenager, this episode will change the way you talk about—and teach—money at home.
Be sure to keep up with Everyone's Talkin' Money on Instagram.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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By Shari Rash, Money Podcast for Women, Personal Finance, Relationships & Mental Health
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What if your child’s allowance could be the launchpad to lifelong wealth?
In this episode of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, I sit down with April Taylor—financial coach, educator, and creator of the Junior Moguls Entrepreneur System to explore how parents can raise financially confident, entrepreneurial kids even if they don’t have a business background themselves.
You’ll walk away knowing:
-How kids naturally understand money—and when that relationship starts to shift
-Why the way we talk about money shapes our kids’ entire financial future
-Creative ways to make saving fun in a cashless, digital world
-The link between financial literacy and self-worth (and how early to start teaching it)
-How to build new wealth traditions in your home, even if you're starting from zero
-Why “we can’t afford that” might be the most damaging phrase in your money vocabulary
And the surprising financial habit that April swears by—even if it makes experts cringe
Whether you're parenting a preschooler or a teenager, this episode will change the way you talk about—and teach—money at home.
Be sure to keep up with Everyone's Talkin' Money on Instagram.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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