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How to raise a future millionaire

It’s never too early to teach your kids about money.

Through your words – and actions – you’ll play a vital role in the development of their financial habits.

Schools don’t teach personal finance – it’s up to you!

The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviewed Warren Ingram, Financial Advisor at Galileo Capital.

Ingram spoke about how to raise a future millionaire.

Scroll down for quotes from the audio below.

Teaching your children about the link between work and money is incredibly important.

— Warren Ingram, Galileo Capital Financial Advisor

You can’t outsource the teaching of money skills.

— Warren Ingram, Galileo Capital Financial Advisor

If your child listens to money conversations from, say, the age of 10 – by the time she’s 20 she’ll be an expert.

— Warren Ingram, Galileo Capital Financial Advisor

Give your younger children pocket money each week.

— Warren Ingram, Galileo Capital Financial Advisor

Give them the opportunity to get extra money by doing chores.

— Warren Ingram, Galileo Capital Financial Advisor

Teach your children about the different kinds of debt and the real cost thereof.

— Warren Ingram, Galileo Capital Financial Advisor
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