We need to teach kids about the real David and Goliath story. When it comes to money, the Goliaths are Rich and the Davids are Wealthy.

Teach your kids how Red Bull makes money so they can learn the importance of having more than once source of income.

This blog sets out 4 ways social media can stop kids becoming wealthy and what we can do to help them.

Buy Now, Pay Later is popping up everywhere. We need to teach kids about it and help them understand why they need to avoid

63% of adults overspend and are in debt (excluding mortgages). This story helps kids learn about spending sensibly using the movie Frozen.

Are you prepared for when a child ask "How much do you earn?". We need to make sure we don't shut them down and help them learn about money.

There are many financial differences between baby boomers and millennials. If these trends continue, it will be hard for our kids.

Starbucks makes a lot of money from the Starbucks card. Find out how they are making over $200 million each year from the card.

Rich Kids have lots of opportunities but if they aren't taught about money, they could face lots of challenges when they grow up.

This interactive blog will help your kids learn about tax as they have to find away to raise money for schools on a newly discovered island!

With inflation at high levels, teaching kids how to invest their money is one of the best ways to look after their money.

Since the start of the year, the stock market has fallen. I'm happy about this for two reasons which I explain in this blog.

To help my kids learn to look after their money, i told them about the life of the scammer Charles Ponzi.

To help our kids avoid spending impulsively, let them know about these 5 clever tricks companies use to get us to spend more money

Like the bushmen, who teach their kids on how to set a Salt Trap to find water, we need to teach our kids how to look after money.

McDonalds does just make money from selling burgers. So how does McDonalds really make money? Via franchise model and real estate

A No Money Day isn't about just saving money for one day. It's about appreciating how much we spend and rely on money.

When it comes to money, we need our kids to understand the difference between what is luck and what is skill. This fortune fable will help!

Teaching kids about the magic of dividend investing can get them excited about starting to save and invest their money now.

In this blog I help parents overcome the challenge of explaining NFTS (Non-fungible tokens) to kids.