Oct 5, 2020
FUNancial Freedom announced the launch of the "Rethink Money For Children And Teens" program, a comprehensive financial education online program for young students between the ages of 7 and 17.
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Limerick, Ireland - October 5, 2020 /NewsNetwork/ —
FUNancial Freedom announced the launch of a new online financial learning program for children and teens. The “Rethink Money For Children And Teens” program can teach young students between the ages of 7 and 17 the essentials of financial education.
More information can be found at https://academix–funancial.thrivecart.com/free-funancial-freedom-book
The newly launched financial learning program at FUNancial Freedom aims to help teach children and teenagers become financially smart.
Financial education is one of the most important lessons to teach children. Financial literacy and money management are vital life skills as they prepare children to achieve their personal financial and life goals.
However, many adults feel inadequate to teach their children about money. The team at FUNancial Freedom strive to provide parents, grandparents, or any other adults with the tools they need to help their child or teen master financial education.
The “Rethink Money For Children And Teens” program was designed to provide fun and engaging financial education to children and teenagers. The program helps young students learn various aspects about money, including the 5 levels of wealth, savings and checking accounts, the difference between assets and liabilities, and many more.
In addition, the program encourages students to develop lifelong savings habits at a young age. They will learn how to make, manage, save and invest money from an early age, start their own business from home and make long-term investments.
This new program is an excellent opportunity for children and teens who want to be three steps ahead when they enter the workforce and for younger children who want to start a business or increase their allowance.
The official website of FUNancial Freedom said: “More than half of adults today risk not having enough money to retire. While we are all about making finance fun, we recognize that the financial future of children cannot be ignored. What isn’t taught in schools, we must teach ourselves.”
Interested parties can find more by visiting the above-mentioned website or accessing https://academix–funancial.thrivecart.com/funancial-freedom-membership-internal and https://academix–funancial.thrivecart.com/funancial-freedom-365-membership
Contact Info:
Name: Paul O'Mahony
Email: Send Email
Organization: FUNancial Freedom
Address: Ashbourne Avenue #Apartment 23, Limerick, County Limerick, Ireland
Website: https://funancialfreedom.com/
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 88979666
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