70. Chores, Kids, and Teaching of Financial Literacy

Brittany and Heather talk implementing chores, kids, and teaching financial literacy at a young age. They share how chores work in their respective families, how much allowance their children earn, and touch on some of their values around teaching the value of a dollar and the importance of hard work in their kids.

Brittany and Heather talk implementing chores, kids, and teaching financial literacy at a young age. They share how chores work in their respective families, how much allowance their children earn, and touch on some of their values around teaching the value of a dollar and the importance of hard work in their kids.

WHAT TO LISTEN FOR: Chores

What kind of chores Brittany and Heather had growing up
Their philosophies as parents on the topic of chores, kids, and financial literacy
What makes a chore vs. what’s an expectation of living in a family
How much and when to pay kids
How they let their kids spend their money
A brainstorm of possible chores for ages 5-9

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