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My 10 Best Financial Literacy Apps for Kids

It's never too early to start teaching kids about money. It will enable them to make smart decisions as they become young adults. Apps for smartphones and tablets on how to handle money can make the learning process more enjoyable.

Teaching Financial Literacy to Kids

Financial literacy is an important skill set that we need to acquire in order to make sound financial decisions. The goal: having enough resources for any emergencies or opportunities that arise and planning for important milestones, such as college and retirement.

Financial literacy is about more than just understanding the basic concepts of investing. It's about demonstrating a firm grasp on all the different aspects of personal finance, including real estate, retirement planning and tax filing. Understanding these concepts will allow us to navigate the financial world.

How can we teach financial literacy to kids?

Most schools do not

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