The SHOCKING Truth About Kids’ Financial Literacy! – Ashley Boonin (GoHenry) (EP85)

The SHOCKING Truth About Kids’ Financial Literacy! – Ashley Boonin (GoHenry)

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In this weeks episode we’re delighted to welcome Ashley Boonin – Finance Director at GoHenry. 

GoHenry are an app and kids debit card that helps young people under the age of 18 use and learn about money safely. 

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In this episode:
? Why early financial education is essential for children’s future success
? How Go Henry uses gamified learning to teach kids about money management
? The impact of compounding interest and why starting young matters
? Practical steps parents can take to build financial literacy at home
? How digital tools and resources can make financial education accessible

DISCLAIMER:
This video is meant for educational purposes and should not be considered financial advice. When you invest your capital is at risk. Past performance is not a guarantee of future success.

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