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Money Lessons are an important part of a child's education. Delivering a Nationwide Money Lesson can be a nerve-wracking but rewarding experience. As someone who has done it before, I can tell you that it's worth it. When I was planning my Money Lesson, I was nervous about standing in front of 32 children and keeping their attention for the entire session. But when they joined in, wanted to share, and were so excited that we almost didn't fit it all in, I knew that the value of the time and expertise we have is immeasurable. Nationwide's Money Lessons is the perfect resource to support school children in your local community. It has everything you need to help the younger generation thrive with money, finances, and also stay safe online. If you're interested in getting your school or community group involved, drop the team an email at [email protected]. Let's help the next generation be financially savvy! Nationwide Building Society

"Parents are increasingly looking to spread the cost of private schools as fees continue to increase", The Intermediary. 👉 Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/er6kkWh7 If you'd like to find out more about our financial solution that helps parents to spread the cost of their children's school fees, contact the School Fee Plan team. #premiumcredit #schoolfeeplan #specialistlender #specialistlending #research #schoolfees #independenteducation #funding Stewart Ward, Thea Ross, Daniel Pires, Paul Galletly, Clare Cave & Elise Adcock

"Parents are increasingly looking to spread the cost of private schools as fees continue to increase", The Intermediary. 👉 Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/er6kkWh7 If you'd like to find out more about our financial solution that helps parents to spread the cost of their children's school fees, contact the School Fee Plan team. #premiumcredit #schoolfeeplan #specialistlender #specialistlending #research #schoolfees #independenteducation #funding Stewart Ward, Thea Ross, Daniel Pires, Paul Galletly, Clare Cave & Elise Adcock

Ah, summertime is here, and with the kids out of school, it's essential to review how you can deduct eligible summer activities on your tax return. 💼💰 Here's what you need to know about the Child and Dependent Care Credit: - The credit ranges from 20% to 35% of qualified unreimbursed expenses, with a maximum of $3,000 for one person or $6,000 for two or more qualifying persons. - To qualify, you must have a dependent under 13 or a dependent/spouse who is unable to care for themselves, earned income to support them, and maintain a home for them. Some tips for maximizing the credit: - Daycare expenses and in-home daycare qualify, but overnight camps and summer school/tutoring do not. - Remember to track transportation mileage, cooking, and housekeeping expenses if done for the safety of the qualifying person. - Volunteer work while your child is in day camp does not count as qualified care expenses. Don't forget to keep records of providers' information, receipts, and canceled checks for tax filing. Take advantage of this opportunity to reduce your child care expenses this summer! ☀️ Gary M Albert CPA MST CSSCS CFSWC Trauma of Money Certified Practitioner https://lnkd.in/erhQDaNa [email protected]

Today is "Teach Children to Save Day!" 💰💰 Teaching your children about money can help make them more financially confident in the future, said The Times Money Mentor, plus "it might even motivate them to help around the house". 💸🤑💲 Here are some tips to help your child learn the basics of budgeting and managing their money. #FinancialLiteracyMonth #TeachChildrenToSaveDay #PersonalFinance #MoneyLessons

As your children grow into young adults, you can help them learn how to manage their own finances. Here is how to go about it. #NextGen #Education #Next25Group #DavidEnemark https://lnkd.in/ehrPFNzQ

While it's important to start teaching your kids about money when they are young, it's even more important as they get older. Here is an article from our website I think you will find helpful!

As your children grow into young adults, you can help them learn how to manage their own finances. Here is how to go about it. #NextGen #Education #Next25Group #KyleMorgenroth https://lnkd.in/gfaN_iGA

What are you telling your children about money? I'm often asked for my advice from parents about what they should tell their children about money In my opinion, it's these 5 things: 👨👩👧👦 What does money mean to us as a family? What do we as parents value and why 💝 Money doesn't define you. You are valuable because you're you (full stop) 🛒 Is this a need or a want? If it's a want - what are you going to do to get the money (legally) 💡 Your money is not limited by your job. There are limitless (legal) ways to earn money ..... use your gifts and think outside the box (your kids will get this, it's you that has the limited thinking) 📷 There will always be people with a different lens about money and how to save, keep and spend it ......and that's ok. If you have a different view, let's talk about it. I'd love to be able to say the my husband and I did this perfectly, with our children...but we didn't And we're still talking about with them about what we've learnt since The thing to remember is, it's not what you say That will have the biggest impact on your children It's what you do, and how you make them feel That's what your children are watching......and learning from

One of the many responsibilities for parents is preparing our children for the real world, and a significant part of that preparation involves understanding money and finances. Teaching children how money works from a young age can set them up for success later in life. Here are some simple ideas for introducing financial concepts to your children in an engaging and age-appropriate way! #financialliteracy #howmoneyworks