Children typically start asking questions about money around age five when they notice adults handling cash or paying for items. Once your child begins to develop a curiosity about money, it’s a great time to start laying the foundation for smart financial habits. Unfortunately, many teens lack basic financial skills, which can lead to trouble with budgeting and saving once they become adults, and can put them at risk of damaging their credit or racking up debt. That’s why it’s so important to help your child develop good money management skills while they’re young.

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