Our children carry with them the way the role-model in their lives relate to scarcity and abundance in our world…
“My childhood was filled with abundance, even though our family income wavered. There was always plenty of love and good will, and this kept us happy. My childhood gave me the knowledge that the world is abundant if you look at it that way. Too often, we confuse accumulation with abundance. Many of us have lots of things, but we can’t have abundant consciousness because we have stingy spirit. Becoming full of abundance is your birthright. All you have to do is open yourself to the blessings of the world.”
-THE LITTLE BOOK OF BIG QUESTIONS, author Sylvia High
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Andrew Carnegie’s mother supported the family when they came to America.
Harriman’s father was a poor clergyman with a salary of only $200 a year.
Sir Thomas Lipton started with only 25 cents.
-Master Key System pg.114
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Teach your children the importance of CONTRIBUTION to the community and the importance of CONTRIBUTING to the WEALTH of the WORLD.
Volunteer your time and resources with your children.
Research different organization’s that stand for the values you teach your children.
At CROWN MONEY INC. 10% of every book sale and workshops goes to support our community.
CROWN MONEY INC. Supports HALO and SWS Organization.
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Plant the seed of financial wisdom in your child’s mind.
Read to them stories like THE ALCHEMIST and THE GREATEST SALESMAN IN THE WORLD and ME & MY $
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Given the option, would you choose to have:
A. $10,000 now
or
B. $10,000 in 3 years
If you chose B, in three years you will have more than $10,000 due to the principle of the time value of money.
Look for ways to invest your money for the long-term over opting to spend now!
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Fun Fact: Decide to save $3.30 every hour on the hour. As a result, in 35 years you will be a millionaire.
CROWN MONEY is proud to “teach kids money easy” ™ and wishes you and your child financial success!
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Excerpt from ME + MY $ (c) 2007. page 36
To the Parents and Teachers of Our Children:
Me + My $ © 2007 was designed to illustrate:
1. The importance of identifying objects that excite our children. In turn, we furnish our children with a journal that will help them as adults remember their core desires. Core desires will assist our children in later years when they are pursuing their happiness and weighing career choices.
2. Teach techniques in research. By identifying the specifics of an object, such as price, the plan of action becomes clearer and easier to plot. Our children build confidence in knowing how to find the information they need. Suddenly their desire becomes more than an emotion it becomes concrete.
3. Money awareness. Build self-reliance in money handling. We teach our children to become aware of the money in their possession. We expose them to other forms of exchange, such as a coupon or store discounts, etc.
4. Encourage planning and taking action. We instill in our children the process of working for a goal. Monitoring to ensure obtainment of the goal. Most importantly, we help them build a sense of pride and reward for obtaining the goal. You can achieve anything you set your mind to do. Decide, plan, and monitor your ACTION!
5. The practice of paying yourself first! We show them how to avoid over extending (creating liability) by only purchasing items within their budget. We teach them to shop for maximum value!
CROWN MONEY is proud to “teach kids money easy” and wishing you and your child financial success!
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5 Reasons Financial Literacy for Children is Crucial
- MARKETING CAMPAIGNS! According to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, in 2006, surveyed food and beverages companies spent about $860 million on marketing aimed at children under the age of 12 and about $1 billion at adolescents, with an overlap of $300 million in marketing aimed at both age groups.
- SCHOOL CURRICULUM! A study performed to test financial literacy among high school students, by the Jump$tartCoalition, reported 2007 test results to be a mean score of 52.4 percent.
- CONSUMER DEBT! According to the Federal Reserve Statistical Release as of July 2007 consumer debt totals over $2,456,600,000.
- FORECLOSURES! According to CNN Money, foreclosure filings nationwide soared 57% in January 2008. Of that total, 45,327 homes were lost to bank repossessions.
- BANKRUPTCIES! According to the Center for American Progress, the national annualized bankruptcy rate reached 2.7 filings per 1,000 people in the fourth quarter of 2007.
I agree, financial literacy is crucial, but my child is too young to learn? According to Jean Piaget, a Swiss psychologist (1896–1980), children begin to understand and use mental symbols, words, or pictures, to represent something that is not physically present between the ages of 2-7. As soon as a child begins to ask questions about money he/she should begin to receive lessons on financial literacy.
What actions can I begin to take today to improve my child’s financial literacy? Together, let’s make a difference in our children’s financial future. Become active in their learning, visit CROWN MONEY for further details and purchase.
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