What are you teaching your kids about financial literacy? If you're like most parents, the answer is probably not as much as you'd like-or worse yet, nothing. The fact is, many of us often overlook the importance of teaching our kids about money, especially if our parents didn't teach it to us. Sometimes it's because we wantBut the hard truth parents know all too well is just "figuring it out" as adults is not a winning strategy to pass on to our kids. to shield our kids from pain or give them opportunities we never had growing up. Sometimes we just don't know how to begin the conversation. The bottom line: parents aren'tBut we aren't doing their our kids any favors by avoiding conversations about money. It's an approach that that can, in fact, actually be quite harmful. In 401Kid, Walter Clarke gives provides parents with the tools they need for these hard complicated conversations, drawing on more than 20 years in finance, investment management and financial education as well as his own experience as a parent of two kids.

With his guidance, parents have a front-row seat to to learn pproven wealth principles and conversation scripts for creative money conversations. 401Kid covers crucial financial topics for kids in easy-to-understand terms, including: How to use investment for value and impact through simple, kid-friendly analogies The importance of delayed gratification to when building wealth and the perils of our "I want it now" society Why investing at a young age is pivotal for building a legacy and compounding returns How to use cConversation tools like The Five Faces of the Dollar, teaching which teaches kids to be earners, spenders, investors, givers and savers And many more lessons for life-changing conversations. As Clarke explains, financial literacy for kids is more than just budgets, allowances and keeping a piggy bank. It's instead a pathway to raising confident humans with the tools they need to create everlasting value and impact in the world. 401Kid contains everything parents need to pave the way forward while keeping their kids invested.