Help your Kids Grow Into Financial Capable Young Adults
Financial Apprenticeship
How to teach Your Kids Money Skills In a Simple, fun, and Age Appropriate Way, Without Overcomplicating it...
The #1 Question I hear parents ask is:
"Why did no one ever teach me this when I was young?"
So my challenge to you is - Please don't let this happen to your kids...
This Financial Apprenticeship is a practical stage by stage guide that will help you teach your kids the right lessons at the right time, in a way that matches your their age and stage of development.
What You’ll Learn Inside This Free Guide
Inside this simple guide, you’ll learn:
The five stages of your child’s money journey.
How to make money practical and fun, not theoretical and scary.
What responsibility to give your kids and when.
What This Free Guide Will Help You Do
Inside this simple guide, I’ll walk you through the exact steps to get started, including:
How much to invest (without putting pressure on your household budget).
How to choose a first investment (simple index fund or diversified option
Whether to use your TFN or your child’s TFN.
How to think about timeframe (when saving may be better vs when investing makes more sense).
How to choose a simple investment platform without overthinking it.
How often to contribute (weekly, fortnightly, or monthly)
How much to invest (without putting pressure on your household budget).
How to think about timeframe (when saving may be better vs when investing makes more sense).
How to choose a first investment (simple index fund or diversified option).
How to choose a simple investment platform without overthinking it.
Whether to use your TFN or your child’s TFN.
How often to contribute (weekly, fortnightly, or monthly).
Why Download This Guide?
The Financial Apprenticeship helped us do more than teach our kids how to save and spend, it helped them understand what money is actually for.
Our kids saw us say “No” to newer cars, takeaways and more stuff, so we could say “Yes” to things that mattered more: giving generously, travelling together and paying off our mortgage 23 years early.
Because we involved them in those decisions, money became something they could see, experience and practise — not just something we talked about.
That’s what this guide is designed to help you do: intentionally raise kids who understand money, make wise choices and know what matters most.
