How To Teach Your Kids About Money

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This program is conducted through Zoom.  Register to receive a reminder, the evaluation and any resource materials or click the link to join:  

As parents, we want to equip our children with the essential life skills they need to thrive, but tackling the topic of finances can often feel overwhelming. Whether you have a little one just starting daycare or a teenager preparing to leave home, this engaging session will give you the confidence to guide them toward lifelong financial independence.

Developed by CPA Canada and hosted here at the Regina Public Library, this workshop dives into the realities, goals, and challenges of raising financially responsible children. We will explore how financial decision-making evolves throughout childhood and provide practical, age-appropriate strategies to help you navigate conversations about money at every stage of their development.

What You Will Learn:

• Age-appropriate ways to discuss finances with young kids, pre-teens, teenagers, and emerging adults.
• Practical, actionable tips on navigating allowances, budgeting, first credit cards, cell phone bills, and the rising issue of virtual spending.
• A candid look at the common challenges parents face when trying to raise money-smart kids in today's digital world.
• Access to valuable tools, resources, and hands-on worksheets to help you reinforce these financial lessons at home.

Join us to obtain the insights, tips, and resources you need to help your kids build a healthy, responsible relationship with money.

Part of RPL's commitment to supporting financial literacy and economic development in Regina. If you have any questions about our Business, Personal Finance or Careers programs, please contact Tim at 306-777-6013 or txie@reginalibrary.ca    

*Registration required

25 spots available