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The Biggest Family Secret… Money
(By - Neale Godfrey, Forbes Contributor)
How much should you talk about family finances in front of the kids? How much should they know about the family’s overall financial health? Perhaps more than you think. If you argue at all about money (and most people do — at least sometimes), then there’s a good chance your children or grandchildren have already experienced some discussion of family finances. So, that’s all the more reason to make sure that they hear more than just arguing — that they have the experience of listening to calm and reasoned discussions of the family budget. Read more…
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