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I thought for a long time about explaining to a child what financial literacy is. And I concluded that his maturity level needs to be determined first. It turns out to be directly proportional to the area around the child spotting food. My conclusion: the larger the area, the fewer words and more action in the interpretation.

Even sufficiently complex concepts such as "allow", "save" or "sacrifice" can be explained in a simple and understandable way to even the largest food waste. Tried! www.finkido.com

When asked when to start teaching financial literacy to children, I say, "Since you put the first coin in your mouth!"

By the way, learning must be reciprocal. You should learn not to throw things at home that young children can choke on. And the little one can learn to put coins in their place - a savings box!

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FinKido teaches children how to give, save and spend money wisely. Teach your children financial knowledge while they’re young. Get your piggy bank at www.finkido.com