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Most kids grow up learning almost nothing about money—except how to spend it.The rich raise their kids differently.
In this episode of StockCast, Andy Tanner reveals the money lessons wealthy families pass down that you won’t find in school. These aren’t just tips on saving—they’re strategies for building cash-flowing assets, understanding good vs. bad debt, and making smart investments that last for generations.
You’ll discover:
– Why financial education starts at home, not in the classroom
– How the rich teach kids to make money work for them
– The power of cash flow and asset ownership
– Lessons that set kids up for financial freedom instead of lifelong debt
Whether you’re a parent who wants to raise financially smart kids—or you wish someone had taught you these lessons sooner—this episode will give you the blueprint for breaking the cycle of living paycheck to paycheck.
00:00 Introduction to Financial Education for Kids
01:24 The Importance of Taking Action
05:33 Why Schools Fail at Teaching Financial Education
11:07 Teaching Kids About Money Through Real-Life Involvement
18:32 Unpacking Financial Education Failures
18:35 Introduction to Wealthy Parenting Strategies
19:39 The Cone of Learning Explained
23:07 Teaching Through Action: The Lemonade Stand
26:24 Lessons from Real-Life Experiences
27:16 The Importance of Financial Literacy for the Future
35:03 Final Thoughts and Call to Action
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Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be considered as financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument or engage in any financial activity.
The content presented here is based on the speaker’s personal opinions and research, which may not always be accurate or up-to-date. Financial markets and investments carry inherent risks, and individuals should conduct their own research and seek professional advice before making any financial decisions.
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17 Comments
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How to get rich: buy my course.
How to get rich: sell how to get rich schemes
Tale as old as time.
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You Are Just A Best Honesty Coach Daddy Andy, And Big Bruh Del Denney And All The Respected Team Members All GLOBALLY And We Waching..
Thanks Coach. I daily paper trade to apply what I learn.
I bought the cash flow game two years ago, and every time I play it with my children, I learn something new.
I also first visited your cash flow bonus page during Covid and have benefited quite a lot.
I have been putting your advice in practice and have made a great difference
Respect to Mevolaxy support mods – actually helpful! Asked a noob question and got a clear answer, not just “read the docs"
Following through
Such a great popcast. Thank you.
It worked for my Boys
Tell them after they Graduate from HS. Act like your paying rent & save for your house down payment.
Open a Checking & Savings Account @ 16. Get a part time job – be responsible.
Get your driver's license @ 16.
Invest in Stock via a Roth IRA so you can learn & not pay 20% on your earnings to taxes. Avoid Robinhood
Don't pay interest on a credit card.
Garage Sales for kids is Better. Why cuz they learn to interact with people & hustle with prices.o
2 mins in 1 more min of bs an am out
To much drizzle these days
TALK CONTENT
WASTE TIME YOU PRICKS
"Our education system trains people to be employees not investors."
That's not entirely accurate.
Our education system trains people to be failures.
They train people to go to college and refrain from training people to go to trade schools.
The end result for those who cannot see a way to pay for college is a lifetime of minimum wage jobs and financial failure.