Keeping up with the Jones' is one of the most important money lessons to teach to kids. The Jones' are usually covered in Invisible Slime.

Let's not leave our kids' financial futures to chance. Getting them to see their future will help them make better financial decisions.

For our kids to grow up financially healthy, we need to teach them to avoid bad debt. Find out here in this blog.

This story helps kids learn that money can be earned in lots of different ways. This can provide them with security and freedom when adults.

Teaching kids about inflation helps them realise the need to make their money grow over time as things get more expensive.

This age-by-age guide to teaching kids about money helps all parents raise financially healthy and wealthy kids. Patience, investing to debt

This blog set out 6 ways to see investment risk differently so you can gain confidence to invest for yourself and your kids.

3 stories about how our kids' lives are shaped by their perspectives of the world around them.

Teaching kids about passive income helps them to learn about compound interest, freedom, investing all in one. It also help reduce spending.

It's super important for our kids to learn to save money. Motivating kids to save is hard. Here are 4 secrets to get them saving their money

This Blue Tree story helps your kids learn that it's not how much money you have, it's how you look after your money, that leads to wealth.

Teaching your kids compound interest can help them grow up financially healthy. Those that understand it, earn it. Those that don't, pay it.

Parents worry that their kids will waste the savings once they turn 18. What action can parents take to avoid this risk?

When it comes to money, we need to make sure we teach our kids about negotiating. This skill can help them save and earn more money.

In this blog, I’m going to through why most people don’t follow the '3 Rules of Wealth' and what you can do to make sure your kids do.

One question can help predict your kids' financial future. It's all about habits. Luckily, there are new and simple ways to form new habits.

A story about how small and consistent actions can lead to massive results. This is a lesson to teach our kids about savings.

This blog focuses on answering the question: How do you pick which companies to invest in?

Have you heard the 'Mexican Fisherman' story? It's all about teaching kids that happiness doesn't depend on money. Happiness comes first.

Motivating our kids to save for retirement in 50+ years is hard work. 'Mini-retirements' could help them start to save earlier.