For the final episode of Minted Kids for Season 1, Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon takes the hot seat herself and submits to a grilling by her daughter, Darcy, and her friend, Evie, about how a money educator teaches her OWN children about money… and some secret (questionable) spending!Guess what? Nicole owns a Tiara – that she’s never even worn!But there were some brain biases at play in that joint purchase with her daughter, of which kids – and adults! - need to be aware.And her “Future You” approach is working wonders with her kids’ savings habits. “I loved recording this episode with my wonderful girl,” Nicole says. <3Enjoy Brain Biases, Tiaras and Money Talk! Get in touch with the show by sending us a text - we'd love to hear from you!
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Ep 7: Pocket money and little Aussie savers
How much pocket money do Aussie parents pay? Do you pay more or less than average?And how are families making their kids work for it??Yish Koh has special insight, being both a behavioural finance expert and the founder of pocketmoney app Kit… and we asked her to mine the usage data for this episode of Minted Kids. It reveals how Australian families apply this most vital of money lessons – kids’ first ‘salary’… AND how they spend it. Yish believes it’s never too early to start teaching kids the finance fundamentals and we also go behind the scenes with her – AND her 5-year-old son, Tristan – to hear the clever money conversations that happen in THEIR household. Get in touch with the show by sending us a text - we'd love to hear from you!
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Ep 6: Board, chores and vital life skills
Dr Justin Coulson is parenting expert extraordinaire… but did you know that he’s kind of bred his own parenting experiment??He has no less than SIX DAUGHTERS and we kick off the conversation on Minted Kids by talking nature versus nurture… he’s very well qualified to comment!Most importantly, Justin divulges fantastic, practical tips and tricks - personally tested six times! - for how to ‘nurture’ fabulous money habits in your kids. Get in touch with the show by sending us a text - we'd love to hear from you!
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Ep 5: Taking pressure off "growing up"
Sean Szeps has built an enormous online audience impersonating his children and making us laugh about the messy realities of modern parenting. But that ‘job’ didn’t even exist when he was growing up. And naturally, one of his eight-year-old twins now wants to be a KPop demon hunter… who doesn’t? In this episode of MINTED KIDS, we talk about prepping your kids for the future… with FUN at the fore. Sean – who is originally from the United States – also shares his insights about how Aussie parents can temper the very different money attitudes that can (maybe worryingly) seep through to our kids from exposure to American TV and culture. Get in touch with the show by sending us a text - we'd love to hear from you!
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Ep 4: Sextortion and scam safety
Although this scam is about money, the outcome for a young person is so, so damaging and so, so dangerous.As I say at the beginning, for just one episode of MINTED KIDS, we need to get really, really serious.Every parent needs to listen to this episode THEN decide whether to also play it for their children… or to explain why this matters in their own carefully chosen words.Thank you so much Tracy Hall, and her 15-year-old Asha, for telling us what is going on – something most parents and kids don’t realise.Get in touch with the show by sending us a text - we'd love to hear from you!
Ever wondered how people in-the-know teach their kids about money?How do high-finance experts – and prominent and higher-paid Aussies – make their kids money smart?Well, Minted Kids goes behind the scenes – WITH their kids – to reveal what works (and sometimes doesn’t work!) for them. So you can see how to set up your own kids for success.
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