129: How to Teach Your Children About Money with The Budgetnista Tiffany Aliche

129: How to Teach Your Children About Money with The Budgetnista Tiffany Aliche

Today, we welcome back the Budgetnista, Tiffany Aliche. When we spoke to her way back in episode 8, we heard her story of an investment gone wrong and how 2008 really threw a monkey wrench into her life plans. But instead of allowing that to deter her, Tiffany committed to teaching people how to budget. Since we last spoke, she has expanded her original, uber-successful Live Richer Challenge (www.livericherchallenge.com) into a savings edition, a credit edition, a net worth edition, and a homebuying edition—all free and all designed to teach you the things you never learned about money and finance. Tiffany is SO PASSIONATE about personal finance that she worked tirelessly for more than two years to get a bill passed in New Jersey, mandating financial literacy education for middle schoolers. (Want to duplicate her success in your state? Here’s a video that details how she did it: How to Get a Law Passed with Assemblywoman Angela V. McKnight. But she’s not done! Tiffany has combined her love of budgeting with her love of teaching children in her new book Happy Birthday Mali More, and on today’s episode, she shares her top tips for teaching your children the fundamentals of managing money properly. If you have children, this episode can help you figure out the age-appropriate lessons you should be teaching them to help them grow into financially responsible adults. In This Episode We Cover: The Budgetnista Law The reason why parents have a hard time teaching their kids about money The concepts that parents should teach at various ages How early should parents start teaching their kids about money? Communicating the concept of financial freedom How Tiffany got her husband on board with financial freedom And SO much more! Links from the Show BiggerPockets Money Facebook Group Live Richer Challenge BiggerPockets Money Podcast 08 with Tiffany Aliche Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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