When did you start learning about money? Perhaps it was in school, at home, or – seemingly more likely – in adulthood. According to UK parliament data, just 33% of children and young people recall learning about money in school and finding it useful, while only 24% received financial education at home. Therefore, you may not be surprised to discover that a survey of 4,000 young adults found just 41% are considered financially literate. Teaching children about finances can be invaluable, with strong financial literacy often fostering good money management skills and positive attitudes towards money. Read on to explore how you can start helping your child develop their financial literacy and prepare for a financially stable future. Lesson 1:... Read More