Financial Literacy for Kids with Mac Gardner, CFP®
Money Checkup with Anjali Jariwala
Release Date: 02/23/2021
Money Checkup with Anjali Jariwala
Money Checkup will be taking a hiatus after this episode and will return in the fall. https://fitadvisors.com/biden-proposed-tax-changes
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Jedidiah Collins was an NFL fullback, then a wealth manager. Now, he’s teaching teens and young adults about basic personal finance. https://fitadvisors.com/financial-literacy-jedidiah-collins
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Physician contracts can be very complex, and often physicians turn to attorneys for help reviewing them during the negotiation process. https://fitadvisors.com/contract-review-for-physicians-with-poonam-lakhani
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Dasarte Yarnway founded his own wealth management firm at age 24 out of a desire to help people create multi-generational wealth. At Berknell Financial Group, he encourages clients to think deeply about their relationship to and beliefs about money, then works alongside them to create a unique, holistic plan that reflects their values across all aspects of their financial life. Then, he helps clients use their wealth to invest in themselves, their families, and their communities. “How do you create that better life when no one’s telling you what the rules are to this system?… If...
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Tracey Bissett, who coaches entrepreneurs as they navigate their business finances, encourages knowing your numbers and paying yourself fairly. https://fitadvisors.com/managing-your-business-cash-flow-with-tracey-bissett
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Christina Razzi (NMLS# 162739) walks listeners through a loan estimate, line by line, to explain what each number refers to. https://fitadvisors.com/how-to-read-a-loan-estimate-christina-razzi
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Please enjoy this special bonus episode, which features my recent appearance on The Scope of Practice. For more details, visit: https://www.thescopeofpractice.com/podcast-episode-40-how-to-maximize-your-tax-savings-in-2021-anjali-jariwala-ceo-of-fit-advisors/
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Mac Gardner wrote “The Four Money Bears” to teach kids the basic functions of money: Spending, saving, investing, and giving. https://fitadvisors.com/financial-literacy-kids-mac-gardner
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Katrina Ubell, MD helps physicians make lasting lifestyle changes to lose weight and stay healthy by focusing on their thoughts and feelings. https://fitadvisors.com/weight-loss-katrina-ubell
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Less than 2% of global AUM is managed by women and people of color. Rob Rahbari wants that to change. https://fitadvisors.com/diversity-investing-rob-rahbari
info_outlineA few years ago, one of Mac Gardner’s clients approached him. She served on the board of a children-serving nonprofit, and she asked if Mac could create some financial literacy materials for the kids the organization served. Mac did — and he learned along the way that many kids have very little exposure to the basics of personal finance. He created The Four Money Bears to help instill in kids those basic principles.
“There are really only four things you can do with money: Spend it, save it, invest it, and give it away. Those are the four building blocks of financial literacy.”
Mac also runs a company, FinLit Tech, that focuses on building bridges between financial literacy and financial technology. He lives in Tampa with his family.