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Clara Ng

Asked on 28 Dec 2020

What do you think it's the greatest non-monetary gift that parents can give their children about personal finance (you can also share non-personal finance questions, if you'd like)? And why?

Recently had this conversation with a friend of mine who will soon become a parent herself in a few months time. Think it will be interesting to see what the Community shares.

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YJ

YJ

Level 9. God of Wisdom

Updated on 28 Dec 2020

A piggy bank.

Everything start with saving. Small kids learn by see and touch.

Everytime they massage my leg or complete a i task give them 50cent - $1 to fill the piggy. Let them have the feeling of earning money from young.

By going through this execise they will learn the value of money.

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Frankie Rappaport

Frankie Rappaport

Level 10. Unicorn

Answered on 28 Dec 2020

The book 'A random walk down Wall Street ' (2019 edition) by Burton Malkiel

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