Kinder-Cash | Parents

We want to close a gap

A good third of the 18-25 year old spend more money than they have. Debt-Enforcement agencies confirm a rising trend.

Testimonial

"I just have to let you know that we are really enjoying your program. Our girls look forward to our Sunday night "family class". It's even more fun to hear the vocabulary being used often and in context. This is a fabulous way to open discussions and raise awareness about money and how we use it. Those little "Aha" moments that they experience in our daily lives as consumers are amazing."Molly J.

What you can do?

A child can have solid reading, writing, and math skills, but if they cannot manage their money and delay gratification, they will struggle, even fail as adults. Kinder-Cash was designed to help you change that.

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Help your children get smart about money

Finally, a way to teach kids about responsible money management that's EASY for you and FUN for them.

Did you know:

The elementary years are the most impactful time to reach and teach children about money.

Young children have no preconceived notions about what they can and cannot learn.

By kindergarten children are already experienced in spending their parents' and their own money. They are already consumers.

Marketers target very young children. They don't wait - and spending habits are already set by high school, even middle school.

Approximately 50% of British 17 year olds have already experienced debt and 30 - 40 % of Swiss 18-24 year olds spend more money than they have! Debt knows no borders. Do you want to teach your children they have choices about money, or do you want someone else to do that?

The good news: Even a small amount of time spent teaching our kids about basic money management leads to a lifetime of good money management habits.

A teaching program for the whole family

A parent is the most influential teacher in a child's life - especially when it comes to money.

If you want to instill good money habits in your children, and are looking for help, Kinder-Cash offers parents a creative, child-friendly educational program that teaches personal finance basics in a fun, approachable way to ensure that the learning sticks.

See a video explaining how to use our piggy banks

Hats off to the folks at mint.com for this amusing, entertaining video that teaches the importance of budgeting and the smart use of credit. Watch this one with your kids!