You would do WHAT?

Kids love to ask questions. And so do parents. Here are five questions that will give you great insight into what your kids are thinking and curious about. Take their responses a bit futher by asking them to describe ways of how they could save, invest, donate or spend money to do the things they want.

1. If you had a million dollars in your pocket, what would you do with it and why?
2. If you were to do something nice for someone, who would it be for and what would you do?
3. What kind of job do you think would be fun to have and why?
4. What is your favorite thing to do and why?
5. If you could buy something for someone else, what would you buy? Who would it be for and why?

Be sure to scroll down and over to the right to watch Kids Finance Coach Kids Keanu and Tristen's videos about how to save, invest, donate, spend money.  Go Team!  Brett Ellen, The Kids Finance Coach

Curiosity is Cool. What if ... ? 5 Questions for Kids

Kids love to ask questions.  And so do parents.  Here are five questions that will give you great insight into what your kids are thinking and curious about.  Take their responses a bit futher by asking them to describe ways of how they could save, invest, donate or spend money to do the things they want.

1.  If you had a million dollars in your pocket, what would you do with it and why?
2.  If you were to do something nice for someone, who would it be for and what would you do?
3.  What kind of job do you think would be fun to have and why?
4.  What is your favorite thing to do and why?
5.  If you could buy something for someone else, what would you buy?  Who would it be for and why?

Be sure to scroll down and over to the right to watch Kids Finance Coach Kids Keanu and Tristen's videos about how to Save, Invest, Donate, Spend money.

What Would You Do?

Here's an idea! This Thanksgiving, while you are sitting around the table with all of your family and friends, play this game. Ask everyone at the table, “What would you do with $1?” After everyone has answered, then ask, “What would you do with $100?” Finally, asked everyone, “What would you do with $1 million?” This kind of game can really get you thinking about what is important in your life and in the lives of the people you love. Notice if anyone starts to change their mind about what they would do with the money after they’ve heard ideas from others. Are you surprised or inspired by anyone’s answers? Money is not the end game. It is a tool to help you achieve what you really want to do in life.

This holiday, think about what is most important in your life and be thankful.
Happy Thanksgiving!