How do we help kids make wise choices about their money?Anne Kersten,(1)aa Financial teacher in America,says that she starts it by opening an ongoing dialogue.Kersten leads two workshops(2)designeddesigned (design) for families.Both are values-based money management workshops (3)that/whichthat/which provide parents with tools and talking points on how to share,save and spend money (4)wiselywisely (wise).Children who attend the workshop receive either a blue piggy bank (5)oror a Cash Cache(貯存物).
Long before Kersten began teaching other people's kids about wise money management,she taught her own daughters.When her daughters (6)werewere(be) only 4 and 5 years old,they each received a small allowance(零用錢) to learn how to share,save and spend. "Saving is important because it helps mentally prepare for long-term(7)goalsgoals(goal)," Kersten says,adding that her daughters knew they would be responsible for a part of their college fee.After spending a term (8)studyingstudying(study) abroad,Kersten's older daughter graduated (9)fromfrom college last year.She used scholarships(獎(jiǎng)學(xué)金) along with her savings (10)to helpto help(help) pay her way.Kersten's younger daughter saved enough to cover her fee and she will graduate debt-free in 2020.
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