Articles Just for Mom and Dad
Raising Smart ShoppersThe Secret to Money-Smart Kids? Start Young
How to Talk to Young Kids About Money
Money-Smart Games for the Whole Family
Money Milestones
Countdown to College: It's Never too Early to Start Saving
Allowance and Your Child
Outsmarting Kids Commercials
A Parent's Introduction to M3
For many parents, teaching kids about money is not something that comes naturally. Yet, for most kids, their first exposure to financial education comes from their parents. How's that for pressure?
There's no need to worry because your Credit Union is here to help. With our M3 Money Club for Kids, your child can learn about money in a fun and engaging manner. All content was developed with one goal in mind: provide kids with the tools they need to learn the basics of saving and spending money.
In addition, we have resources for mom and dad too! The articles (listed on the left column) cover a wide range of important topics for parents interested in raising money-smart kids.
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