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Send Your Kids to Millionaire Camp
By JLP | May 9, 2006
What a cool idea: send your kids to camp to learn about personal finance and business. I wish a camps like these would have been around when I was a kid. Of course I’m sure MY kids wouldn’t be impressed with this idea.
Topics: Kids and Money | 5 Comments »
May 10th, 2006 at 11:12 am
I think its great! A lot of kids actually love learning about money…
May 11th, 2006 at 8:00 pm
[...] Enter The Money Camp: A place where hundreds of kids will spend the summer learning about finance and money in locations across North America. I just learned about this place from another blogger, who wishes they had a camp like this when they were younger. I agree completely. [...]
May 12th, 2006 at 6:29 am
Please send any information on cost,locations,dates and content matter regarding money camps in Texas
June 19th, 2006 at 9:34 pm
The best advice I can give to teach your kids about money is to make them save double whatever it is they want to buy. For example lets say little Johnny wants to buy the hot new video game and it costs $50 bucks. Make him do chores and save his allowence untill he has $100 dollars. If he still wants the game he can buy it but the extra $50 goes into a savings account. Chances are he won’t even want the game anymore and will just put the whole $100 in. If you need help getting paid contact me http://www.rapidrecoverysolution.com
March 9th, 2007 at 11:42 pm
“Why didn’t anyone teach me how to save and invest when I was young?”
If you have ever asked this question, you’re not alone.
Less than 10% of all high school graduates learn about money in school and even less learn about it at home. This is because parents often don’t know the information themselves or simply don’t have the tools to teach their kids about money.
Money Camp is a unique financial literacy program for kids and grownups. We believe that becoming financial free is primarily a matter of making the right choices in life and developing the right financial habits.
Habits that sound something like this:
Pay Yourself First
Save Early, Save Often
Put Your Money to Work For You
Spend Less Money Than You Make
Invest in Assets that Produce Passive Income
Only Borrow Money When it’s Going to Make You Money
And many more!
Come to one of our unique camps, teach your kids and yourself at home or become a Certified Money Camp Coach and teach your own local Money Camps programs
“The Money Camp Mission is to empower people to create financial freedom in their lives.”
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http://www.themoneycamp.com/?a_aid=1f3b745a