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Money Talk With Tiff

Money Talk With Tiff

    Money Talk With Tiff
    Episode•March 12, 2020•26 min

    Kids and Money with Raeshal Solomon | Ep. 31

    Join Tiffany as she speaks with fellow single mom Raeshal Solomon about how they teach their kids about money.  It is never too early to start the conversation so we give you practical tips and conversation starters to start the money talk. About Our Guest Raeshal Solomon is a young single mom, enthusiastic about combining her love of creating with her love of money management. Raeshal believes she has a knack for helping people understand the skills of money management. She is eager to share her knowledge with parents so they can teach their young children these easy to learn skills. She says “I am excited to change a whole generation through financial literacy.” Follow her on Facebook: www.facebook.com/mylittlebanker Follow her on Twitter: www.twitter.com/mylittlebanker Follow her on Instagram: www.instagram.com/mylittlebanker Links Raeshal's site: www.mylittlebanker.com Don't forget to use code MONEYTALK at checkout to recieve 10% off! Connect with Tiffany on Social Media Facebook: Money Talk With Tiff Twitter: @moneytalkwitht Instagram: @moneytalkwitht LinkedIn: Tiffany Grant YouTube: Money Talk With Tiff Channel Pinterest: Money Talk With Tiff This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

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    Key Takeaways

    • 1

      Start teaching kids about money as early as possible

      Raeshal began teaching her biological son at age one when he started talking, using simple phrases like 'money goes in the bank'

      She started with her nephew at age two using the same approach

      Tiffany started from birth by putting money in a piggy bank and making the first bank deposit at age one

    • 2

      Use real-life opportunities to teach financial concepts in short bursts

      Raeshal created a rule: if a question is money-related, she must answer it

      She took her son to pay rent with a cashier's check to demonstrate the concept

      Teaching moments include grocery shopping, getting gas, paying bills, and visiting the bank

      Sessions should be 2-10 minutes as topics arise rather than long lectures

    • 3

      Balance saving, spending, and giving habits in children

      Dave Ramsey's give/spend/save approach helps create balance

      One child may be a natural saver who needs encouragement to spend and give

      Another may be a natural spender who needs guidance to save and give

      Both Tiffany and Raeshal observe their children developing distinct money personalities early

    • 4

      Open college savings accounts early to combat rising education costs

      Tiffany rolled her children's savings into 529 plans as a birthday gift to herself

      Raeshal opened 529 plans when her children were ages two and three

      Both hosts emphasize that college is expensive and having a plan prevents future debt

    • 5

      Annual bank visits help children visualize their savings growth

      Children save birthday money, Christmas money, and gifts throughout the year in piggy banks

      Once per year they deposit into a real bank account and receive a receipt showing their balance

      This creates natural conversations about saving versus spending habits

    Intro

    • Tiffany interviews fellow single mom Raeshal Solomon about practical strategies for teaching children financial literacy from an early age.
    • Raeshal Solomon is a young single mom who combines her love of creating with money management. She is passionate about helping parents teach young children financial literacy skills and runs the brand My Little Banker.
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    – Guest Introduction and Family Background

    • Tiffany introduces Raeshal Solomon, noting both are single moms focused on teaching their children about money.
    • Raeshal has two seven-year-old boys: her biological son and her nephew whom she gained custody of at age two.

    – Starting Financial Education Early

    • Raeshal began teaching her son at age one using the phrase 'money goes in the bank' with a piggy bank.

    When he could walk around the house and say little phrases like mama or baba or eat, that's when I started teaching him little phrases.

    – Raeshal Solomon
    • She started her nephew at age two with the same approach. Both children now save money throughout the year and visit the bank annually to see their account balances.

    – College Savings and 529 Plans

    • Tiffany shares that she rolled her children's savings into 529 plans as her birthday gift to herself.
    • Raeshal opened 529 plans when her children were ages two and three. Both emphasize the importance of planning for college costs to avoid student loan debt.

    – Recognizing Different Money Personalities

    • Both hosts observe that their children have developed distinct money personalities early—one saver and one spender.

    One is a true saver and one is a true spender... they need to have balance.

    – Raeshal Solomon
    • Raeshal plans to have her saver spend money on their upcoming Disney trip. Tiffany uses the give/spend/save framework to encourage balance in both children.

    – Using Real-Life Teaching Moments

    • Raeshal created a house rule: if a question is money-related, she must answer it.

    Money is not a lecture conversation. You shouldn't sit down with your kids and try and teach them for like five hours about money.

    – Raeshal Solomon
    • She demonstrates by taking her son to pay rent with a cashier's check. Teaching opportunities include grocery shopping, getting gas, paying bills, and bank visits. Each lesson takes only 2-10 minutes.

    – Podcast Kids: Behind the Scenes of Teaching Kids

    • Raeshal launched Podcast Kids to let parents hear her actual conversations with her children about money.
    • The podcast includes episodes on Santa Claus, co-parenting across households, and interviews with kidpreneurs who run businesses with employees.
    • Episodes are kept short (around 15 minutes) so children can listen too.

    – Resources and Discount Code

    • Raeshal's website is mylittlebanker.com where her books and podcast are available.
    • Listeners can use code MONEYTALK for 10% off purchases on her website.

    Resources

    • My Little Bankertool
    • Podcast Kids

    Topics

    financial literacyteaching kids about moneysingle parentingsaving habits529 plansmoney personalitiesreal-life teaching momentsgive spend savekidpreneurscollege savings

    Kids and Money with Raeshal Solomon | Ep. 31

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