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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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