With the cost of going to university going up, is it a good investment. In this blog we discuss some areas to help you decide.

When it comes to teaching kids about money, the approach is likely to vary depending on the parent's financial circumstances.

Where does all the money go? Helping your kids see where the money goes once it is spent can change their money mindset.

There are 4 layers of needs to be good with money. Knowledge, habits, mindset and self-esteem. This blog covers the role of self-esteem.

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.

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.

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.

Giving children money on special occasions is 'not the done thing'. Yet, giving kids money has so many benefits. Things need to change!

If we want our kids to grow up wealthy, we need to make sure they understand the finance cost of buying and owning a car.

This real-life story of a janitor who was secretly a millionaire is inspiring and helps kids learn so many money lessons.

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.

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.