Discover practical strategies for parents to teach their children essential financial skills, fostering a healthy relationship with money from an early age.
June is Youth Month in South Africa, a time to reflect on the potential of young people and the role adults play in helping them build secure, independent futures.
Education, opportunity, and resilience are often top of mind, but one life skill is sometimes overlooked: financial literacy and, just as importantly, a healthy relationship with money.
In financial planning, we often see how habits formed early in life shape later decisions. By the time many people start earning an income, their attitudes towards spending, saving and debt are already deeply established.
In many respects, financial planning starts long before the first salary. It starts at home.
