Some things you can do, to inculcate finance education into your kids are:
1. Teach children about money from the day they learn numbers and counting. Educate them about its importance through stories and games.
2. As children grow, they tend to demand more. Gradually teach them about the value of money. Tell them stories of your struggle and what difficulty you faced while started earning. Teach them about importance of saving and spending wisely.
3. A lot of demands by the children are not genuine. Teach them to understand the importance of their demand. Let them decide about the importance of a demand being need or want.
4. It is easy being impulsive and want to get anything your son or daughter wants. Well, that's what fathers are for, but think before you buy everything. There may be things that are pretty costly. Use that as an opportunity to teach your child the value of money and explain them that need is fine but greed isn't.
5. For their every requirement, provide a fix amount of money and try to give them a choice, so that they can select the one that suits them best, while saving some money. For example, if they want to buy shoes. Give them Rs. 500 for purchasing the shoes and tell them that whatever they will be able to save; they can keep it as pocket money. Your kid will probably keep aside some money and buy shoes only for around Rs. 400 or so. Having pocket money is cool, even for kids at school…
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To impart knowledge, I'm answering your question.Verne has endeavored to impart only what is known to exist.Our history professor tried to impart some of his wisdom to us.
I believe you should have some education in business finance. Maybe even a finance degree. You may also be able to start as an apprentice to get some good experience in trading.
Some of the ways to plan education for children is to set money aside for college or university at an early age. One popular method is by investing in an RESP - or Registered Education Savings Plan.
It is true that Amish children only get an 8th grade education, although in some cases, if more education is required, they can get a GED diploma.
There are many on-line programs for a certificate in finance. Some of the most reputable are university of Phoenix, Strayer University, and ITT. UC-Berkley also has an extension program.
children have lots of rights, like education
the education is poor and you have to pay and some families cant afford to send their children to school
In those day the education for children amounted to learning how to make a living from your parent's. most people were totally illiterate and only some the wealthy family's educated their children.
Physical facilities for educationPhysical facilities for education include all material resources that are needed to impart formal education. It may include land, building, furniture, lab and library.Amjad Ali Arain
I want to work with the children with disablity...so please let me know if I need some special kind of education.....
You can get education on investing from many sources online. Some of the more popular sources for this information are Wells Fargo, Scottrade, Yahoo's Finance section, Investopedia, and even the U.S. Department of Education.
If you are interested in the finance careers that are out there, there is no doubt that you'll need to get some sort of finance degree. This isn't one of those industries where you can just sort of show up and learn the skills "on the job" as is possible with some other jobs. Finance careers require a certain level of education to even qualify for, and perhaps an internship or two to show that you are worth the time.