Hey Wine and Dime listeners! Welcome back to another episode! In this episode we are featuring our own Kate Welker as we talk about educating kids on finances. We think it important to get kids thinking about finances early in life and in this episode, we explore some ways to go about that.
In this episode you will learn.
When Educating Kids on Finances:
Be Transparent
Let them use money (cash)
Engage them in big family financial decisions
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A LITTLE ABOUT KATE WELKER, CFP®...
I enjoy helping clients understand their finances and how to use their resources to live their ideal lives. I spent years working in a world that only focused on the investments and I found myself constantly wanting to do more for my clients. The investments are a piece of your puzzle, but I want to look at the big picture made up of all the pieces.
I joined Rooted Planning Group to be able to offer comprehensive advice to my clients. Working with a team of financial planners lets me focus on building client relationships while bringing the knowledge and experience of the group to the table.
I specialize in working with small business owners as well as busy working families. I was raised by hard working parents who both owned their own businesses, so I intimately understand what that lifestyle entails, the struggles, the responsibility, and the freedom. My current life can be summarized by busy working family; balancing careers, time, finances, and children is a reality I understand. I also love to travel, get lost in books, and savor time with my family.
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