When Your Kids Never See Cash: Teaching Kids Financial Literacy

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When Your Kids Never See Cash: Teaching Kids Financial Literacy
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Having cash is a learning experience for children. It teaches them how to count, how to spend wisely, and gives them a sense of ownership.

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