Teaching Kids Good Money Habits
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What percentage of students who have been exposed to personal finance courses save more?

  • 87%
  • 76%
  • 93% (correct)
  • 81%
  • How much money have investors poured into fintech products specifically serving youth and their parents?

  • $500 million (correct)
  • $100 million
  • $1 billion
  • $250 million
  • Why did Denise Lopez-Gill seek teen-friendly digital banking solutions?

  • To invest in fintech products
  • To start her own fintech company
  • To help her son develop good money habits (correct)
  • To track her own spending habits
  • Study Notes

    • Fintech companies are creating tools and education to help children and teens develop good money habits.
    • Only 17 states require personal finance courses for graduation from high school.
    • Investors have poured over $500 million into 89 fintech products specifically serving youth and their parents.
    • Denise Lopez-Gill sought teen-friendly digital banking solutions to help her son develop good money habits.
    • Children who learn good money habits early are better prepared for life.
    • 93% of students who have been exposed to personal finance courses save more.
    • Chris Caltabiano encourages parents to begin working on age-appropriate money lessons early.
    • Basic notions of how to make decisions can begin from a very young age.
    • Selecting the right fintech tool for a child can present a challenge for parents.
    • Fintech tools can help children learn to track their spending and see their spending habits.

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    Test your knowledge on the importance of teaching kids good money habits with this quiz! From the rise of fintech companies providing solutions for young people to the lack of personal finance education in schools, learn about the ways in which children can develop healthy financial habits from an early age. Discover the benefits of exposing kids to personal finance courses and explore the challenges parents face when selecting the right fintech tools to help their children track spending and learn about money management. Take this quiz and become an expert on teaching kids

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