I'm about finance man and I was searching for money management tools for my elder son, he is 11 yo. I suppose that understanding the value of money and how hard is it to earn is extremely important. You have to be able to appreciate other people and their achievements. ...
Last week I saw edcrafts ad on Facebook, so I requested a demo of their financial game. We tried personal budget topic right from iphone with

Samantha liked logic course. She was completely ready to save Maries dog from snatchers hands and solved all the puzzles. Ethan helped her twice, though. Ethan himself later said that emotion course was meant for girls like his sister, and he was interested in "managing more pocket money" instead.
I am trying to teach kids from an early age, they do even have their bank accounts, but they don't manage them yet.

Met Edcraft on Facebook. The message was a bit aggressive and candid, so I decided to look deeper. I’ve never seen sex education courses for kids before. My oldest daughter is 10 yo, and I has already been asking tricky questions
a couple of times. I suppose it’s a high time to talk to her seriously about sex.
I’m going to offer her that course and see how she reacts.

I've preordered financial literacy. Hope they will launch full course i
n February as promised.
I'm fond of Kiyosaki ideas. It's a pity I got to know him too late.
When I was a student I took a lot of loans and only many years later I realized that these decisions were ineffective.