Okay, real talk—how often do we actually think about teaching our kids financial literacy? I mean, mine legit think money grows on trees 🌳. But it’s up to us to show them what earning, saving, and spending really looks like 💸. Here’s a little age-by-age breakdown of what we can start teaching: • 3–6: Learn coins & bills 🪙, save in a clear jar 🫙, play pretend store 🛒 • 7–10: Chores = allowance 🧹➡️💰, spend/save/give jars, save for something fun • 11–13: Budgets, kid-friendly banking apps 📲, lemonade stands 🍋 or pet-sitting 🐶 • 14–18: Credit, taxes, budgeting 🧾, intro to investing 📈 And while we’re planning for their bright futures 🌟, here’s something we don’t talk about enough: life insurance. I know—not the most thrilling convo, but it matters ❤️. Getting a policy while they’re young and healthy can lock in coverage for life, and some even build cash value for later 🎓 Like modernwoodmen1883 says, “Life insurance isn’t for the people who die—it’s for the people who...