For your kids to grow up financially healthy and wealthy, you need a plan. In this blog, I set out a 10-year investment plan for your kids.

This fortune fable helps your kids see the options they have with their money and the difference it can make. Which will they choose?

If you follow the 4 steps in this blog, I have no doubt your kids will become Financial Superheroes in 2022.

Here are 5 financial lessons you can teach your kids whilst watching A Christmas Carol this Christmas.

Chasing Fame and Fortune is not the best way to become Rich or Happy. Looking after your money and focusing on what you have is.

We need to make sure our kids understand cryptocurrency before they hear that it is just a quick way to 'get rich quick'.

Kids are hearing about cryptocurrencies, it's really important they first learn about regular currencies. Here's how to teach them.

With Christmas coming up, think about giving a gift that will change their financial future for the better.

Here are 9 essential blogs I believe that all parents should read in order to help their kids grow up financially healthy.

Teaching kids about insurance will help them protect their money and also appreciate that they need to budget for this expense.

Whilst we might not like thinking about our bills, we have to make the effort to teach our kids about them. Learn how in this blog.

Does financial education actually work? There are studies that show it is a waste of time. I discuss what needs to change so it works.

When it comes to teaching our kids about money, it is essential we train them to be patient. It is the superpower of the wealthy!

As we move into a cashless world, we need to be aware of the dangers this can cause in terms of our kids and their money.

In this blog I share how a father approached the topic of money with his kids using the Pokemon cards they were playing with.

Comparison is the biggest killer of happiness - here is a story to help your kids learn that freedom is more important than material things.

Your kids' future financial health isn’t dependent on the ability to buy a house and that your kids can still be wealthy, even if they rent.

Charlie and the Slime Factory teaches kids about debt and the clever tricks companies use to get use to spend our money.

A Money MOT is to help parents who are worried that their kids will waste the savings they receive when they turn 18.

Here is a 3 step guide to investing in index-funds so you can start investing for yourself and your kids.