5 Steps in Raising Kids with High “FQ”
They say that let's start them young, and I still remember when I first open my bank account and with that experience; I may say that it's a good thought that need to be shared to others. Saving and investing will teach our youngster some values that will definitely help them along the way Saving and investing are part of the financial literacy journey of a person, andteaching these skills prove to be most effective when started at a young age. For financial literacy advocate, columnist and author Rose Fres Fausto, teaching her three sons how to deal with money came hand-in-hand with teaching them how to read and write. Coinciding with the launch of her newest book on financial literacy entitled “The Retelling of The Richest Man in Babylon,” Fausto shares how she and her husband raised their children with high “FQ” or financial intelligence quotient: