Developed by The U.S. Office For Consumer Affairs, Washington, D.C.
Every day, consumers are learning new ways to get more value for their money. From different ways to pay - such as credit, debit or smart cards - to home banking and shopping over the Internet, people are realizing that they have more control over their money and more ways to use it. Parents and care givers are uniquely positioned to teach kids the life skills, values and understanding they need to become smart consumers.
The goal of this booklet is to help parents and care givers understand the whys and ways of personal finance and to provide them with tips, resources and activities designed to make it easier to talk to kids about money.
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