• Ep 160: Home Buying Goals in 2025? This is What You Need to Hear!

  • Jan 6 2025
  • Length: 52 mins
  • Podcast

Ep 160: Home Buying Goals in 2025? This is What You Need to Hear!

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  • In this episode of "Money & You," host Michelle Perkins speaks with Jennifer Fishman, an advocate for financial literacy in early education. Join Michelle and Jennifer in this enlightening discussion about the future of financial education for children. Discover how early financial literacy can empower the next generation to thrive in their personal and professional lives. The discussion centers on the importance of teaching financial concepts to children, particularly those in grades K-5, to prepare them for future economic challenges. Fishman, who holds a master's in education and a degree in child development, emphasizes the need for structured financial literacy programs in schools, which she aims to implement across California. The conversation highlights the current gap in financial education and the transformative potential of early financial literacy, which can help children develop essential skills for money management and for entering the workforce. Fishman outlines a progressive curriculum that evolves from basic financial awareness in elementary school to more complex economic concepts in high school. This initiative is crucial as it addresses the widespread lack of financial knowledge among young people, equipping them with the tools to navigate their financial futures successfully. The episode underscores the growing recognition of financial literacy as a vital component of education, reflecting a shift towards preparing students for real-world economic realities.Chapters00:05 - Introduction to financial literacy 06:16 - Stages of financial education 16:27 - Engaging kids in learning 27:16 - Entrepreneurship and networking skills 37:18 - Community involvement and support Key Points:Jennifer focuses on introducing financial literacy to very young children, specifically targeting K through 5 students, to help them develop essential financial skills early on. The curriculum evolves from financial awareness and consumer awareness in K through 5, to financial literacy in middle school, and then to economic literacy in grades 9 through 12. Students often graduate without the necessary financial skills, leaving them unprepared for real-world financial responsibilities, such as managing debt and making informed financial decisions. By teaching children to develop good financial habits and literacy, the podcast suggests that this can lead to a more financially aware workforce, which in turn can positively impact the economy and community.Parents are encouraged to support the initiative by volunteering in schools and learning alongside their children, which fosters a collaborative environment for financial education. Programs like Jennifer’s “Business Basics For Kids” are designed to provide a seamless educational experience. Engaging and fun activities can help children learn about entrepreneurship and finance. Jennifer shares insights on how children can develop networking skills and comfort in business settings from an early age. Listeners are encouraged to visit Jennifer's website and follow “Business Basics For Kids” on Instagram for more information and resources.For much more on ALL things money mindset, money management, how to earn a great living and take control of your finances…Subscribe to my weekly podcast, Money and You: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/money-you-with-michelle-perkins/id1365907575?ign-itscg=30200&ign-itsct=podcast_boxPlease share the episode or the podcast with your friends and family members who want to understand money better and feel in control of their financial lives. And don’t forget to join the Limit Free Life email community for valuable, usable content and to learn about upcoming events: Let’s Connect… https://limitfreelife.com/newsletter/ I’m excited to offer you a proven way to develop a next level relationship with money that will empower your mindset and financial mastery by “dating your money.” Until you understand how YOU relate to money and what you believe about money, nothing will change. Once you begin to get to know yourself with money, learn the fundamentals of money management, and operate in a new way with money, everything will open up. Join my newsletter so I can let you know when my next "money dating program" is starting and I’ll help you make the shift. The next one begins soon! For more information on Limit Free Life & Michelle Perkins:https://limitfreelife.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/limitfreelife/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/livealimitfreelifeYou Tube: https://www.youtube.com/@michelleperkins-limitfreel2446
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