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The most important thing to remember is that you have to teach your kids about finances.
They wont learn through osmosis, said Melanie Musson, a finance expert withInsurance Providers.
Next, you have to focus on general principles rather than pet peeves.
The more judgmental you come across, the more your kids will roll their eyes.
Below are someexpert-recommended ways older generations can teach their Gen Z kids about money.
Conversations about money should not avoid discussing global issues affecting financial systems, such as sustainability and ethical investing.
Parents should talk about how to practically do each of these things.
They should challenge their teen to make financial goals that are appropriate for their age and interests.
Instead of picking apart the goals, Musson advised parents should consider what its like to be a teen.
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