From cash to gift cards to credit cards, there are many ways for kids to spend money and it’s on adults to teach children how to exercise spending power.
Author: Nathalia Artus
Nathalia Artus
Nathalia Artus of Richmond is a senior VP who stewards partnerships in philanthropy, community development lending, and investments throughout the entire Atlantic Union Bank footprint. Her focus is to connect communities to flexible resources and opportunities in affordable housing, economic development, and financial education.
Should kids have credit cards? Tips on helping kids become financial literate and what to consider before applying for that first credit card.
It’s never too early to start teaching children how to manage money, especially since the window for establishing good habits doesn’t stay open forever. University of Cambridge research suggests spending…
