Here's a story about how the Vanderbilts went from being one of the richest families ever, to have not having much at all.

In this blog I provide a framework to help you decide "How much pocket money should I give my kids?"

Buying a car is likely to be our kids first major financial decision. Here's a story to help your kids avoid the mistakes many people make.

I asked some leading US financial experts “What’s the one thing you wish you had known about money as a kid?”.

Invest Your Way To Financial Freedom is a great book for any one looking to the simple steps required to start investing and becoming free.

The Greater Fool Theory is when people buy things with the hope of selling it to a greater fool in the future. Is the greatest fool you?

This blog discusses four ways to help your kids from "keeping up with The Jones'"

Most people don't follow the first rule of wealth: "Spend less than you receive". Here's a story I told my kids to make sure they do.

In this blog raise the concept that kids could have the entrepreneurial talent. We meet Harry, who loves starting his own little ventures.

I asked some leading UK financial experts “What’s the one thing you wish you had known about money as a kid?”.

As we try to protect our kids, we risk them not being able to assess risks for themselves. This could mean they risk missing opportunities.

If you read at least one of these books and teach your kids the lessons, you'll change their financial future for the better!

I'm living my dream life as I followed the 3 simple rules of wealth. Teach your kids these rules so they can live their dream life too!

It is great to see so many people and organisations focusing on finding ways to reduce climate change. I particularly love that schools...

When I finished university, I offered my parents a deal. I'm so glad I didn't take it as I would have had a lifetime of debt!

The first and most important step to ensure your kids grow up to be financially healthy and wealthy is to believe that they can.

Whilst I want my kids to own their own homes, I don't want them to spend all their money in their home. Why? A home is not an investment.

Helping kids realize that there is more than one way to make money can really make a world of difference.

Sometimes the simplest ways are the best ways. Here's a story to highlight this case when it comes to investing in the stock market.

Teach your kids the number one life skill adults wish they had been taught as a kid - how to budget money.