For parents/caregivers of children 10 years old or younger.
Have you started to teach your child to be financially responsible? This course will assist you in developing your own wholesome approach on how to teach your child the value of money. It will provide you with useful tips and tools on teaching financial literacy that are simple and can be implemented in everyday life. Did you know that there is no one-fit-all approach to teaching kids how to be money smart? Each family's approach is different and should be in line with their specific family values. This course will assist you in developing your own unique money teaching blueprint and a well rounded approach in teaching your child about earning money or allowance, saving, spending and donating. By the end of this course you will learn how to open up the communication channels between you and your child regarding money. You will learn about your child's money personality and how to set them up for financial success and independence.
CPA, CA and Founder of Dinarii Financial Education Academy
Maya Corbic is a CPA, CA. She had an extensive career as a CFO of a private school, tax accountant and auditor. In 2012 she founded DINARII Financial Education Academy whose vision is to educate every child to become a financially independent adult. Maya's goal is to inspire parents to educate kids about financial literacy by providing them with fun and easy to use teaching tools and techniques. She is a happily married mother of two wonderful children.
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