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Many of our habits and attitudes about money were formed through our parents’ guidance. What money lessons did they teach us, and how did these form our own money parenting styles?

Two parents, who believe that the best way to teach children to manage money is through experience.

Money parenting across Asia varies quite significantly. Here are some insights, interesting findings and comparisons.

Parenting styles have been found to have a profound impact on children’s development and behaviour. But have you heard of money parenting? When it comes to teaching your children about money, what’s your parenting style?

Commissioned by Eastspring Investments, the Asia Money Parenting survey was conducted among 10,000 parents across 9 Asian countries to find out how parents across the region engage their children about money matters. It revealed 5 money parenting personas that differed based on: the extent of parents’ involvement, the importance parents placed on money parenting, and the level of the parents’ financial knowledge.

Take our money parenting quiz today to find out your persona and where you stand in comparison to these results,  as well as understand why money parenting matters.

It’s time to get serious about your child’s financial education with these fun games about money. With these board games and apps, your child can learn important life lessons with fun.

All parents know that at some point we have to start teaching our children about money. But when? How? Do we even know enough to teach them? Read on for some useful tips to teach your children the basics of money and improve your own knowledge in this area.

Learn how to your teach child about money, no matter how young they are!

Children are natural copycats. They observe more than you imagine that they do and inevitably, they start following what you do. Here are some things that parents do that children are bound to copy, and the impact it has on them.

Teaching your child about money may seem daunting but it is actually a very simple concept and one that you should definitely start on while they are still young.

To parents, teenagers can sometimes seem like different beings. How do you talk to your teen about money matters and facilitate good habits?