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.

Many years ago, Santa and his elves were celebrating that they had delivered all the Christmas presents to everyone around the world!...

Help your kids start their journey to becoming wealthy this Christmas. Three actions parents need to take.

Learn why and how you should teach your kids about tax. To make it engaging for kids, I use 'the Money Birds'.

Making sure my kids (actually, all kids!) grow up taking advantage of the best financial deal they will ever be offered. A company pension!

There is a big difference between being RICH and being WEALTHY. This blog helps you teach your kids about being WEALTHY.

Teaching kids about insurance can help them learn about WANTS and NEEDS. It also helps them understand about wealth.

Help teach your kids about money using Star Wars characters and Aesop's fable (the Tortoise and the Hare)

This blog acts as a guide to help you start your journey to teaching your kids about money.

A bedtime story about how you need to work smart, not just hard to build wealth over time.

Gambling can appear like an easy way to make money quickly. We need to teach our kids that becoming wealthy takes time.

Without guidance, your kids will learn the FAKE wealth formula. Make sure they learn the REAL wealth formula using Elsa and Yoda!

One of the fears parents have is that their kids waste the money they are saving for them. Learn how to avoid this here.

All parents should give their kids pocket money. It helps them form good money habits and this can be life changing.

Help your kids realize that a 'discount' doesn't make your wealthier unless you save the money for later.

One of the most powerful skills you can teach your kids is to delay their gratification. Start by getting them to save money to spend later.