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How can I teach my young children about family wealth?   Children are incredibly observant! They watch and learn from your actions. It can start with simple questions when a child is in kindergarten such as what did you do today mom? You might explain that you went to work and that is how you earn money to pay for food and toys. In turn, this might lead to conversations about the importance of earning, saving, and delayed gratification. How you speak, act, and communicate about wealth conveys not only points of learning, but also instills values, such as the importance of a strong work ethic, taking care of others, and loving your family. When a child is old enough to do chores around the house, a child can begin to learn through action that hard work can lead to economic value. In later years, when your son or daughter wants a cell phone, you can ask them to contribute to the cost of the cell phone plan from their hard-earned allowance. All of the foregoing builds financial literacy and places wealth and money in a broader life context grounded in values and ethics such that when a child is in their teen and young adult years they can be better prepared for the realities of the world when they are on their own, as well as deeper conversations you might have with them about your family wealth, mission, and values.   We are here to help you and your family. If you have any questions, please reach out to our team.   sharonolson@olsonwealthgroup.com 952-835-1797   #FamilyWealth #OlsonWealthGroup #InspiredLifeFamilyOffice #InspiredLife

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