For Families
Credit card and household debts are at record levels today. Children from a very young age are constantly bombarded with the latest and greatest must have products and are living in a “buy now, pay later” type culture.
Unfortunately, money management and financial awareness, two of the most important skills for anyone to have, are also two of the most ignored skills in most families today – especially when it comes to families with children.
- Whose responsibility is it to instill these lifelong saving and spending habits in our children?
- How do we ensure they are given the tools they need to avoid a lifetime cycle of borrowing and debt repayment?
- How do we keep our children engaged and excited to learn about a subject that has not been effectively taught and approached?
When you consider the fact that today most families are so busy keeping up with their careers, dealing with their children’s schoolwork and shuttling their children to all their various extra-curricular activities, who really has time to concentrate on teaching money management to their children?
To make matters worse, unfortunately our school system is failing to take a leading role in educating students on the importance of money. The sad reality for many parents is that they were not taught the necessary money skills at an early age often resulting in having challenges with their own finances. Keeping that in mind it's no mystery why most parents don’t know how to teach their children about money.
Enriched Academy has programs to help individuals from age 5 to 95. We provide funny, entertaining and informative video-based programs, as well as online learning portals that will provide you and your family the necessary tools to control your money and start building real wealth. We are just one phone call away; call us to find out how we can help!
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What You’ll Learn
Quick Facts:
- Average college graduate is 27,000 in debt.
- Household debt hits record levels of 163.3% in 2015.
- Child’s allowance is $780 every year but less than 1% is saved.
- 84% percent of graduates indicated they needed more education on financial management topics.
- 39 % of millennials worry about their financial future at least once a week.
What Client’s Say
“My daughters are 9 and 6 and now they have a fantastic way of managing their funds visually and in a giving way.”
– John K