Young Money: Preparing the Next Generation for Financial Success
Release Date: 11/05/2024
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On this week's 365 Amplified, hosts Stephanie, Nicholas, Omar and Rob talk through the upcoming renovation of the lakefront along Lake Monona and what it might mean for traffic and city life over the next few years; the Madison Black Business Awards; and the full slate of candidates for Madison Common Council.
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Guests: Suzanne Johnson, Park Bank First Vice President of Branch Banking, and Jeff Mack, Park Bank First Vice President of Business Development
In this episode of the Money Mindset Podcast, Rob and Stephanie explore the topic of financial education for young people with Park Bank VPs Suzanne Johnson and Jeff Mack. They delve into how parents can introduce financial literacy concepts to children and teenagers. From using allowance systems to teach money management to leveraging modern tools like the Greenlight app, the episode is packed with practical advice and strategies to prepare kids for financial success in adulthood.
The hosts share their own early experiences with money and discuss the importance of starting these conversations early. They also emphasize the significance of teaching kids about digital financial tools, establishing credit responsibly, and understanding the impact of financial decisions.
They share personal stories, insights, and practical advice on topics such as:
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Early Money Conversations: The hosts and guests share personal anecdotes about how they first learned about money, often through allowances and budgeting lessons.
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Allowance Systems and Chores: Strategies for teaching kids about earning and saving through household responsibilities and chores.
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The Role of Financial Literacy Apps: How digital tools like the Greenlight app can be used to instill financial responsibility in kids by managing allowances, setting financial goals, and understanding basic concepts like credit and savings.
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Preparing Teens for Financial Independence: How to introduce older children to credit, budgeting, and making sound financial decisions before they leave for college or start their first jobs.
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Protecting Digital Identity and Teaching Financial Safety: As kids grow, it’s essential to teach them how to navigate digital spaces safely, especially when it comes to handling their finances and understanding digital security.
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Understanding the Value of Money: The episode also touches on how parents can teach children the value of money by showing them the connection between work and financial rewards, and encouraging them to save and spend wisely.
And in the “Math Isn’t Mathing” segment: A discussion on the concept of getting what you pay for. Sometimes spending more upfront saves more in the long run.
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For more information on financial literacy tools and resources, visit Park Bank’s Youth Programs.
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