Raising Independent Children - HopeFilled Story #21

Fred's character from the widely criticized TV show 'Velma' is nothing short of sad. Fred is portrayed as an overly dependent high schooler who cannot cut his own pancakes. While comically overblown, Jay highlights that we want to raise children who are not needlessly dependent on us in their adult lives. In today's story, Jay shares how he plans on incentivizing his son Oliver to become a good, thoughtful, frugal saver. 401Kid is the name of the game! Does today's story change the way you plan on teaching your child about money?

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