Teaching kids about money (with Chang Chien-Hua, part 2)

About this episode

You think kids can just learn about money when they're older? In fact, financial literacy is like a language: the earlier you start, the bigger the advantage.

In this episode, I continue with Chang Chien-Hua, "Business-Brain Big Sister Gold," digging further into her new book and using stories, metaphors and everyday examples to show what financial education really looks like.

You'll hear: • The parents' "three hands-off" mistakes that lead kids into money traps • The "three monsters" to watch out for on the road to managing money: inflation, debt and misinformation • The S.M.I.L.E. method: from Study to Efficiency, teaching kids to enjoy learning about money • The "egg set meal": iron eggs, capsule-toy eggs and golden eggs for a complete asset allocation • Why the best money coach isn't a teacher, but the parents themselves

Real financial education isn't cramming; it's letting children absorb healthy attitudes to money naturally in daily life. Parents change first, so they can grow alongside their children.

The episode is in Mandarin Chinese. These notes are translated from my original show notes.