Podcasts about neale godfrey

Special Guest: Beth Kobliner Do you want to make your kid a money genius (even if you're not)? Well then you are in luck today! We live in a time when stakes are high—many parents worry that their kids will NOT be more financially successful than they were- which is a big change from previous generations that always seemed to believe that the next generation would be better off than they were. Given that we hear about lots of kids who often wind up with high student loans, low paying jobs and not enough money to go out on their own after college, is there something we can do NOW to help our kids ore knowledgeable about how to best handle money? Turns out, yes there is. And there is work to be done-- many kids and young adults don't know what they need to know about how to save, spend, invest and ultimately use money in responsible ways. We've talked about money with in a past episode with money expert, Neale Godfrey, and today we are going to get into some different money questions that help us, age by age, know what to do to help our kids become money geniuses, what mistakes to avoid and how we talk to kids about all if this- and we have the privilege to have money genius herself, Beth Kobliner on the show! The post How to Talk to Kids about Becoming a Money Genius with Beth Kobliner – Rerelease appeared first on Dr Robyn Silverman.

Neale is the CEO @ Children's Financial Network, a company focused on educating children about money from a young age. She is also an author and written extensively over the course of her career on educating children and women about money.

My next guest has about 6 decades of experience in finance and shares her story of becoming an executive in the early 1970's when women leaders in business weren't common. She then shares her humble journey of becoming an author and eventually writing 28 New York Times #1 Best selling books on Money, which led to being featured on Oprah. She has a passion for helping families, especially children, become more knowledgeable about money. Please welcome, Neale Godfrey. Watch on YouTube. Key Timecodes (00:59) - Show intro and background history (07:29) - Deeper into her background history and career journey (09:06) - Understanding her financial educational background (11:18) - A bit about her first book "Kids Money" (14:09) - Some takeaways about children, money and financial education (17:36) - Understanding the custodial account strategy (19:00) - A bit about her financial education app (23:30) - A key takeaway from the guest (27:23) - What is the worst advice she ever received (27:35) - What is the best advice she ever received (28:53) - Guest contacts Payback Time Podcast A Podcast on Financial Independence. Hosted by Sean Tepper. If you want to learn how to escape the rat race, create passive income, or achieve financial freedom, you've come to the right place. Want to start investing in the stock market with confidence?

Money Ed Podcast 85: The Secret to Financial Freedom feat. Ms. Neale Godfrey by Whitman Ochiai

In this episode of Money Moves, hosts Matthew Shadid and Stephen Lin sit down with Neale Godfrey to discuss her background in family financial literacy, personal finance, and business. As the preeminent thought leader for family financial literacy, Neale Godfrey has worked tirelessly over the last 35 years to connect the family around the topic of money. For more background on Neale, visit https://nealegodfrey.com/, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neale_Godfrey, and https://www.kiplinger.com/authors/neale-godfrey-financial-literacy-expert. To learn about Gen-Z for Financial Literacy, visit genzforfinlit.org. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/genzforfinlit/support

Do you have a show that you just leave on in the background?  Anna thought it was just her, but it turns out it's more common than she thought!  (:30) Are you up to date on this weekend's biggest news stories?  Anna and Raven will get you caught up on what's trending, including the celebrity breakup that left Anna heartbroken!  (3:18) It's nice to be straightforward with people, but if you start a text message with this phrase, that's all I need to know about you!  (7:09) Are we in a recession or not?  It can be hard to tell these days, so Anna and Raven spoke to financial expert Neale Godfrey to get some clarity!  (11:08) Most of the time, we hear about how we need to be respectful of our eco-system. But according to scientists, there is one bug out there that should be killed immediately if you encounter them!  (14:59) Have you ever fallen for a tourist trap?  One couple in Greece were just trying to enjoy their honeymoon, but suddenly found themselves paying an exorbitant amount for a plate of oysters!  (18:21) Is there anything that you save, just in case?  Anna's older daughter was shocked when she realized what Anna kept in one of their kitchen cabinets!  (29:40) Russell's co-worker was looking for someone to make a cake for her daughter's first birthday and Russell volunteered his wife, Claire. Claire does make beautiful, elaborate, cakes but only for their own family. She is outraged that he would volunteer her time and talent for no money. Russell said he was just being a good co-worker. Should Claire just do it "this one time" or should Russell have to get her out of the cake making session? (36:59) Paula has a shot at $1100!  Can she beat Raven in pop culture trivia and claim the prize?  (45:17)

Are we in a recession or not?  It can be hard to tell these days, so Anna and Raven spoke to financial expert Neale Godfrey to get some clarity!

Meet Neale GodfreyWhen a relationship ends and you haven't been the one taking care of the finances, figuring out how to move forward can be paralyzing. Luckily, it's a learned skill and on today's episode, Pete and Seth are joined by New York Times #1 Best-Selling author Neale Godfrey to discuss finances, kids, gray divorce and more.It's important to understand your own finances and to learn how to handle them moving forward. It's also incredibly important to keep your kids in the loop so they're aware of how finances are going to affect them. (They are very id-focused beings, particularly the younger ones, after all.)It's important to never confuse your net-worth with your self-worth. You're not the money you earn, or don't earn. Money is about choice. Live within your means. And what about having your kids work? These are lessons for you to learn and to teach your children.We also touch on gray divorce and why the numbers are growing for couples divorcing after the age of 50.Our conversation ranges the gamut in today's episode, but there are lots of juicy tidbits to help you learn how to be more financially healthy after your divorce, regardless of how old you are or if you have kids when it happens.More About NealeNeale Godfrey is the financial voice for women and multi-generations as well as a world-renowned speaker and author, who has inspired millions through her work. She motivates, trains, educates, and frankly, entertains by delivering her core message: Empower yourself to take control of your financial life. Neale brings an important perspective on connecting the financial dots for families, which she delivers to thousands of corporate audiences and financial advisors.As the creator for the topic of “kids and money” and trailblazer for financial literacy, Neale Godfrey has worked tirelessly over the last 35 years to connect the family around the topic of money.Neale began her journey in 1972 as one of the first female executives at The Chase Manhattan Bank (the world's largest bank at the time). She later went on to become President of The First Women's Bank and founder of The First Children's Bank in FAO Schwarz. Neale was also involved with the Institute for Youth Entrepreneurship in Harlem.Neale is the New York Times #1 Best-Selling Author of Money Doesn't Grow on Trees: A Parent's Guide to Raising Financially Responsible Children and has authored a total of 28 books to empower kids and their parents to have a healthy relationship with money.Neale has represented global companies as a National Spokesperson; including Microsoft, UPS, Lincoln Financial, Fidelity, AIG, Nuveen, Aetna, Coca-Cola, among others. She has also appeared as a financial expert on programs such as; The Oprah Winfrey Show, Good Morning America, and The Today Show, on major news networks such as; CNN, CNBC, and FOX Business, and starred in the PBS Special, “Your Money, Your Children, Your Life."Neale is a popular contributor for Kiplinger, a former contributor to Forbes.com and Huffington Post, and a former Nationally Syndicated Columnist for the Associated Press.Neale has served on White House and Governor's Task Forces, as well as on the Board of Directors of UNICEF, UNWomen, Young President's Organization — YPO (Member since 1987), The NY Board of Trade, and Morris County Chamber of Commerce.Links & NotesNeale Godfrey's WebsiteNeale on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, and FacebookSchedule a consult with SethGot a question you want to ask on the show? Click here!

Are we on the brink of a possible recession? Neale Godfrey, New York Times bestselling author and chairman of the Children Financial Network, has tips on how to let the recession take you down... and some good advice on what you should be doing right now! Image Source: Getty Images

What's your best dad memory?  Raven reflected on days spent watching movies with his dad that he was probably too young for, but Anna thought back to the time that her dad almost bought her a dress owned by Marilyn Monroe!  (:30) Every Friday, Raven's wife Alicia calls in to the show to give Raven a grade on how he did as a husband that week!  This week, Raven and Alicia have both been stuck at home with covid, but have they been comforting each other or driving each other nuts?  (4:08) What was your best summer job?  Due to the labor shortage, you won't believe the insane amounts of money teenagers are making this summer!  (7:44) Worried about a possible recession?  Anna and Raven spoke to finance expert Neale Godfrey to get the facts on out current economic situation.  (11:13) It's time for Mommy's Margarita Friday: Father's Day Edition!  Moms (and Dads) share all the crazy things that their kids have put them through this week that have definitely earned them a margarita!  (27:43) Do you find Dad Bod's attractive?  Anna doesn't but if you can convince her otherwise, you could win a $200 Home Depot gift card!  Today, a winner of the ultimate Dad Bod contest gets crowned!  (31:27) Jeremy and Jennifer are divorced, and she has an accepted offer to buy a house on his street.  It's about six houses down from his.  He's not happy, why would she want to live so close to him?! She thinks he should be appreciative; it'll be so great for their three kids! She has agreed to see what the audience has to say to prove he's being a jerk.  She's not looking to spy on him, just make it easier for the kids, plus, she loves the house! Whose side are you on?  (35:01) Vicki thinks she's got what it takes to beat Raven in pop culture trivia!  Can she succeed and win the $1400?  (42:15)

Neale S. Godfrey is a bold financial voice for women and pioneer on the topic of "kids and money." Neale is a 27-time author with a No. 1 New York Times best seller, Money Doesn't Grow On Trees: A Parent's Guide to Raising Financially Responsible Children. Neale has never been afraid to break down barriers, create new markets and pave the way for future generations. Neal is the kind of person who always finds a way. She's a highly accomplished entrepreneur and executive who shares amazing stories that will have you see possibilities everywhere and expand your vision of what's possible. To find more about Jeffrey's work, go to: https://thecourageousmessenger.com/ If you like this show, please leave us a review here - even a one-sentence review helps!

How can parents teach their kids to budget? And why should they? “CentsAble” Bobbi shares more of her interview with Neale Godfrey, Author of “Be Money Smart in Tough Times” who shares some great tips and strategies to help your kids master their financial future.

Neale Godfrey is a best-selling author of 27 books on money, life skills, and value issues, including “Money Doesn't Grow on Trees, “ and she is a leading expert on family finances.    Neale and Somi discuss the reasons why historically women have been less financially empowered, the ways that power imbalance shines through today both in the business world and in relationships, and how to change that.

Teachable moments are everywhere! Learn how to recognize and use them to teach your kids financial literacy, with the help of Financial Literacy Advocate, Harsimran Chohan and Creator of the “kids and money” topic, Neale Godfrey.

On this week's episode of Millennial's and Money, we are joined by our first Baby Boomer guest, New York Times bestselling Author, Financial Expert, and long-standing guest on the Oprah show Neale Godfrey shares her Money Story. Neal grew up in a much different time than us as Millennial's and she shares what it was like for a woman beginning a career in finance in the 1980s. She got her foot in the door as an executive with Chase Manhattan bank in 1982 where she was paid 40% less than the men in her same position were paid based on nothing other than her being a woman. After putting together the largest merger in the history of the United States she hit the glass ceiling at Chase and became the president of The First Woman's Bank, where she saw how dis-empowered women were at handling their own money. Seeing the need to educate children and women on money and not finding a resource she went out on her own and wrote a book “The Kids Money Book”. She went on to write the book “Money doesn't grow trees” and Oprah picked the book up and “Looooovveddd it” thanks to Oprah “Money Doesn't Grow On Trees” went on to sell millions of copies and became number one on the New York Times bestseller list. Today Neale still has the heart to educate and serve women and children around the world in 2021. Enjoy the show. Check out Neale's latest book “Be Money Smart in tough times for parents and grandparents” on Amazon.

Neale started her career with Chase Manhattan Bank in 1972 as one of the First Female Executives she later became the President of the First Women's Bank and founder of the Children's Financial Network in 1989. She has been the spokes person for Aetna, Coca Cola and Fidelity. She has appeared as a financial expert on programs such as The Oprah Winfrey Show, Good Morning America, The Today Show and Fox news with Stuart Varney Neale is the Author of 28 books including her new release "Be Money Smart In Tough Times" Join us as we speak with Neale about her incredible career and her passion to educate children and their parents about money. YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesimplemoneyshow/support

In this episode of Money Talks, Hugh interviewed, “Kids and Money Pioneer, New York Times #1 best selling author, entrepreneur, Neale Godfrey. Neale is known as a Financial Literacy trailblazer who has impacted families across the country. We discussed: 1) Neale's beginning in the banking industry and what made her change course 2) The power of the Children's Financial network 3) How she has leveraged technology in her business Hugh Meyer - https://instagram.com/hughmeyerofficial https://www.linkedin.com/in/hughmeyer/ Neale Godfrey - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nealegodfrey/ https://www.twitter.com/NealeGodfrey

Welcome to a very special Valentine’s Day episode of the Wharton FinTech Podcast! Today, Ryan Zauk sits down with the always-entertaining NYT Bestseller and Oprah collaborator, Neale Godfrey, to discuss Love and Money. Neale and Ryan dive into: 3:20 - The disasters that can arise from delaying that money conversation until marriage 7:30 - Strategies and tips for having the conversation 9:30 - How to split your finances in single and dual-income couples without building resentment 18:00 - A lot about prenups 27:40 - How to file taxes if one person is an entrepreneur At the end, Ryan shares a few fintech apps tackling this problem as well as the Top 10 Couples Money Tips from Fintech Today's Julie Verhage-Greenberg, who crowdsourced her best nuggets of advice from the FTT community. Links: Deeper breakdown in Ryan's Medium Article: medium.com/wharton-fintech Neale's Previous Episode on Fighting For Financial Literacy: https://tinyurl.com/2uvr47je Mentioned Prenup WSJ Article: https://tinyurl.com/y49nv9zc -- WFT Twitter: twitter.com/whartonfintech Ryan's Twitter: twitter.com/RyanZauk LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/wharton-fintech-club/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/whartonfintech/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/whartonfintech/

Neale offers corporations a unique, needs-based way to sell financial and non-financial products. She connects adults to the most important asset in their lives: their kids. The leading expert on family and children's finances, Neale was one of the first female banking executives in the 1970's and then became President of The First Women's Bank and founder of The First Children's Bank. She is credited with creating the topic of kids and money. https://www.linkedin.com/in/nealegodfrey/

This podcast will focus on the talking to kids (and teaching kids) about money. Raising children who understand money is vital to their future financial health, independence and future fiscal behavior. Children and teens need to learn the value of money as well as how to budget, plan, earn, save, invest and give to causes and charities that mean something to them. Money management is a life skill that all children must learn—so let's get the information we need right here! The post How to talk to Kids about Money with Neale Godfrey – ReRelease appeared first on drrobynsilverman.com.

This podcast will focus on the talking to kids (and teaching kids) about money. Raising children who understand money is vital to their future financial health, independence and future fiscal behavior. Children and teens need to learn the value of money as well as how to budget, plan, earn, save, invest and give to causes and charities that mean something to them. Money management is a life skill that all children must learn—so let's get the information we need right here! The post How to talk to Kids about Money with Neale Godfrey – ReRelease appeared first on drrobynsilverman.com.

This podcast will focus on the talking to kids (and teaching kids) about money. Raising children who understand money is vital to their future financial health, independence and future fiscal behavior. Children and teens need to learn the value of money as well as how to budget, plan, earn, save, invest and give to causes and charities that mean something to them. Money management is a life skill that all children must learn—so let’s get the information we need right here! The post How to talk to Kids about Money with Neale Godfrey – ReRelease appeared first on drrobynsilverman.com.

This podcast will focus on the talking to kids (and teaching kids) about money. Raising children who understand money is vital to their future financial health, independence and future fiscal behavior. Children and teens need to learn the value of money as well as how to budget, plan, earn, save, invest and give to causes and charities that mean something to them. Money management is a life skill that all children must learn—so let’s get the information we need right here! The post How to talk to Kids about Money with Neale Godfrey – ReRelease appeared first on drrobynsilverman.com.

Neale Godfrey is a bestselling author who has appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show, CNBC and CNN. In this episode she and Mitch talk about her book Money Doesn't Grow on Trees and how parents can start teaching their kids about money and finances from toddlerhood.

What is financial infidelity? How does financial infidelity affect a marriage? Why do couples fight about money? What happens if you have opposing financial styles? Can this relationship flourish? Jordan Goodman talks with Neale Godfrey, NYT Best Selling Author, speaker, leader and financial authority, about the dynamics of financial management within relationships, where typical conflicts arise and what people can do to survive and thrive. What makes a side hustle profitable? Are there start-up fundamentals that can lead to making money from something other than your 'real' job? Can you truly afford to not build your own safety net when it comes to income streams? Jordan Goodman talks with Tony Whatley, author and entrepreneur, about his experience building and selling his side hustle for millions after five years. Whatley and Goodman discuss the critical elements of setting up a hobby or side hustle for success and strategies for building a secondary income stream.

What is financial infidelity? How does financial infidelity affect a marriage? Why do couples fight about money? What happens if you have opposing financial styles? Can this relationship flourish? Jordan Goodman talks with Neale Godfrey, NYT Best Selling Author, speaker, leader and financial authority, about the dynamics of financial management within relationships, where typical conflicts arise and what people can do to survive and thrive. What makes a side hustle profitable? Are there start-up fundamentals that can lead to making money from something other than your 'real' job? Can you truly afford to not build your own safety net when it comes to income streams? Jordan Goodman talks with Tony Whatley, author and entrepreneur, about his experience building and selling his side hustle for millions after five years. Whatley and Goodman discuss the critical elements of setting up a hobby or side hustle for success and strategies for building a secondary income stream.

Neale Godfrey is the CEO and President of Green$treet Commons and Chairman of The Children's Financial Network. She is also the #1 New York Times bestselling author of nearly 30 books empowering children and their families to take charge of their financial lives. In this episode of the CashFlow Diary Podcast, Neale shares how to lower the noise of the people surrounding you who are saying you can’t do it. If it’s you, stop saying that. You need to have the goal and the vision and the tactics to get there.

Episode 5 focuses on the drive that each of us has to do something fulfilling, something that pushes you to evolve and change not only your life, but the lives of others, for the better. Neale Godfrey is a prime example of that drive! She's written 30 books, was one of the first (if not the first) female executives at Chase Bank, she's been guest on Oprah a few dozen times, and is the Chairman of The Children's Financial Network. Neale became a pioneer for women in finance in the 1980s, and opened the world's first children's bank at FAO Schwarz in 1988.  This bank became so popular, The late Princess Diana once brought her young sons, William & Harry, in to set up accounts!

This week on Mom Talk Radio, Dr. Ed Carlton, author of The Answer, talks using neurofeedback to treat brain-based disorders and having smoother mornings with your ADD kids. Spotlight on Moms features Kathy King of MrsKathyKing.com. Financial advisor with Northwestern Mutual, Maribel Zisch, shares how mothers can instill financial confidence in their daughters. Neale Godfrey, #1 NYT best-seling author, talks dealing with mom guilt. Dr. Kecia Gaither, double board-certified physician in OB-GYN and maternal health, talks health for mom and baby.

Conversations about money are never easy, and talking to kids about money is no exception! This is one of the topics I get asked about most about, so I am thrilled to be able to bring to you the excellence and expertise of an incredible guest. If you are a parent or caregiver, your top priority is to make sure the child in your life is set up to succeed well into adulthood. Perhaps you have made some money mishaps that you insure your kids against. Maybe you just want to be proactive and start those money conversations early. Regardless of your motivation, it’s time to think critically about how to pass on smart money principles to the little ones.   My guest today is Neale Godfrey, an incredible asset to any parent thinking about money conversations with their children. Neale owns and operates Money For Life, and is the author of 27 books dealing with money, life skills, and important values. Neale was one of the first female executives at Chase, and is founded Children’s Financial Network INC. If all of those credentials don’t convince you Neale knows what she’s talking about, then her direct style of communication will.  Neale knows the only foolproof way to ensure that your financial legacy passes on to your children is to talk about it. Today, she will impart to you all the skills and strategies you need to have these difficult conversations. Whether your children are still little or entering into adulthood, Neale can share with you just what you need to set them up for success.  You can read the full show notes and access all the links and resources at http://bit.ly/2CizRbz.

Special Guest: Beth Kobliner Do you want to make your kid a money genius (even if you're not)? Well then you are in luck today! We live in a time when stakes are high—many parents worry that their kids will NOT be more financially successful than they were- which is a big change from previous generations that always seemed to believe that the next generation would be better off than they were. Given that we hear about lots of kids who often wind up with high student loans, low paying jobs and not enough money to go out on their own after college, is there something we can do NOW to help our kids ore knowledgeable about how to best handle money? Turns out, yes there is. And there is work to be done-- many kids and young adults don't know what they need to know about how to save, spend, invest and ultimately use money in responsible ways. We've talked about money with in a past episode with money expert, Neale Godfrey, and today we are going to get into some different money questions that help us, age by age, know what to do to help our kids become money geniuses, what mistakes to avoid and how we talk to kids about all if this- and we have the privilege to have money genius herself, Beth Kobliner on the show! The post How to Talk to Kids about Becoming a Money Genius with Beth Kobliner appeared first on drrobynsilverman.com.

Special Guest: Beth Kobliner Do you want to make your kid a money genius (even if you're not)? Well then you are in luck today! We live in a time when stakes are high—many parents worry that their kids will NOT be more financially successful than they were- which is a big change from previous generations that always seemed to believe that the next generation would be better off than they were. Given that we hear about lots of kids who often wind up with high student loans, low paying jobs and not enough money to go out on their own after college, is there something we can do NOW to help our kids ore knowledgeable about how to best handle money? Turns out, yes there is. And there is work to be done-- many kids and young adults don't know what they need to know about how to save, spend, invest and ultimately use money in responsible ways. We've talked about money with in a past episode with money expert, Neale Godfrey, and today we are going to get into some different money questions that help us, age by age, know what to do to help our kids become money geniuses, what mistakes to avoid and how we talk to kids about all if this- and we have the privilege to have money genius herself, Beth Kobliner on the show! The post How to Talk to Kids about Becoming a Money Genius with Beth Kobliner appeared first on drrobynsilverman.com.

Special Guest: Beth Kobliner Do you want to make your kid a money genius (even if you’re not)? Well then you are in luck today! We live in a time when stakes are high—many parents worry that their kids will NOT be more financially successful than they were- which is a big change from previous generations that always seemed to believe that the next generation would be better off than they were. Given that we hear about lots of kids who often wind up with high student loans, low paying jobs and not enough money to go out on their own after college, is there something we can do NOW to help our kids ore knowledgeable about how to best handle money? Turns out, yes there is. And there is work to be done-- many kids and young adults don’t know what they need to know about how to save, spend, invest and ultimately use money in responsible ways. We’ve talked about money with in a past episode with money expert, Neale Godfrey, and today we are going to get into some different money questions that help us, age by age, know what to do to help our kids become money geniuses, what mistakes to avoid and how we talk to kids about all if this- and we have the privilege to have money genius herself, Beth Kobliner on the show! The post How to Talk to Kids about Becoming a Money Genius with Beth Kobliner appeared first on drrobynsilverman.com.

Special Guest: Beth Kobliner Do you want to make your kid a money genius (even if you’re not)? Well then you are in luck today! We live in a time when stakes are high—many parents worry that their kids will NOT be more financially successful than they were- which is a big change from previous generations that always seemed to believe that the next generation would be better off than they were. Given that we hear about lots of kids who often wind up with high student loans, low paying jobs and not enough money to go out on their own after college, is there something we can do NOW to help our kids ore knowledgeable about how to best handle money? Turns out, yes there is. And there is work to be done-- many kids and young adults don’t know what they need to know about how to save, spend, invest and ultimately use money in responsible ways. We’ve talked about money with in a past episode with money expert, Neale Godfrey, and today we are going to get into some different money questions that help us, age by age, know what to do to help our kids become money geniuses, what mistakes to avoid and how we talk to kids about all if this- and we have the privilege to have money genius herself, Beth Kobliner on the show! The post How to Talk to Kids about Becoming a Money Genius with Beth Kobliner appeared first on drrobynsilverman.com.

This podcast will focus on talking to kids (and teaching kids) about money. Raising children who understand money is vital to their future financial health, independence and future fiscal behavior. Children and teens need to learn the value of money as well as how to budget, plan, earn, save, invest and give to causes and charities that mean something to them. Money management is a life skill that all children must learn—so let's get the information we need right here! The post How to Talk to Kids about Money & Financial Responsibility with Neale Godfrey appeared first on drrobynsilverman.com.

This podcast will focus on talking to kids (and teaching kids) about money. Raising children who understand money is vital to their future financial health, independence and future fiscal behavior. Children and teens need to learn the value of money as well as how to budget, plan, earn, save, invest and give to causes and charities that mean something to them. Money management is a life skill that all children must learn—so let's get the information we need right here! The post How to Talk to Kids about Money & Financial Responsibility with Neale Godfrey appeared first on drrobynsilverman.com.

This podcast will focus on talking to kids (and teaching kids) about money. Raising children who understand money is vital to their future financial health, independence and future fiscal behavior. Children and teens need to learn the value of money as well as how to budget, plan, earn, save, invest and give to causes and charities that mean something to them. Money management is a life skill that all children must learn—so let’s get the information we need right here! The post How to Talk to Kids about Money & Financial Responsibility with Neale Godfrey appeared first on drrobynsilverman.com.

This podcast will focus on talking to kids (and teaching kids) about money. Raising children who understand money is vital to their future financial health, independence and future fiscal behavior. Children and teens need to learn the value of money as well as how to budget, plan, earn, save, invest and give to causes and charities that mean something to them. Money management is a life skill that all children must learn—so let’s get the information we need right here! The post How to Talk to Kids about Money & Financial Responsibility with Neale Godfrey appeared first on drrobynsilverman.com.

Neale S. Godfrey is an acknowledged expert on family and children's finances with over 30 years in the financial field. In 1989, Neale formed her own company, Children's Financial Network, Inc., whose mission is to educate children and their parents about money. She is the author of 27 books that deal with money, life skills, and value issues, and has been honored with a #1 New York Times best seller, Money Doesn't Grow on Trees: A Parent's Guide to Raising Financially Responsible Children. She's also the creator of GreenStreets, the #1 educational app for iTunes. Neale has served as a National Spokesperson for such companies as: Aetna, Microsoft, Coca-Cola, and Fidelity, while appearing as a financial expert on programs, such as; The Oprah Winfrey Show, Good Morning America, and The Today Show as well as in the PBS special Your Money, Your Children, Your Life. She's currently the voice for Baby Boomers, millennials and their offspring in her online articles for Forbes magazine which have reached six million readers. Neale's website is www.greenstreetcommons.com.

TOPICS COVERED: Introduction of Guest – Neale Godfrey; Be Honest With Your Children About Finances; Is Private School Worth The Debt?; Caller Q&A: Should I Roll 403(b) to an IRA?; Leave A Video for Your Kids or Grandkids; Caller Q&A: Benefits of Inherited IRA for Grandchildren; Children Should Earn Their Allowance

Neale Godfrey is the CEO and President of Green$treet Commons and Chairman of The Children's Financial Network. She's a #1 New York Times bestselling author of 26 books empowering children and their families to take charge of their financial lives.    Godfrey explains how parents can teach the next generation how to be rich and appreciative. She thinks youngsters need to learn how to give back as well.   Godfrey wraps up the discussion by giving advice to kids who will be facing the burden of rising healthcare, education, and inflationary costs.   Find out more about Green$treet Commons at www.greenstreetcommons.com. Visit The Children's Financial Network at www.childrensfinancialnetwork.com.   Neale S. Godfrey is an acknowledged expert on family and children's finances. She has been in the financial field for over 30 years. She began her career as one of the first female executives at The Chase Manhattan Bank. She then became the President of The First Women's Bank and founder of The First Children's Bank. That started the conversation about children and money in the United States. Neale formed Children's Financial Network, Inc to promote the mission of education for children and their parents. She has authored 16 books dealing with money, life skills and values.    Neale's first adult book, MONEY DOESN'T GROW ON TREES: A PARENT'S GUIDE TO RAISING FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE CHILDREN became #1 on the New York Times Best Seller List.    In addition to her books, Neale has developed THE ONE AND ONLY COMMON SENSE/CENTS SERIES, the first money curriculum for Grades 1 to 8 along with a CD-ROM, MONEY TOWN, for children from kindergarten through eighth grade. Neale is a dedicated and serious advocate for women. Her books and programs aim to empower women to take charge of their financial lives. She has two books for women, MAKING CHANGE and MOM, INC.: TAKING YOUR WORK SKILLS HOME. She frequently speaks on the subject to groups focusing on assistance to women as well as supporting the education of their children. Presently, she is on the board of directors of UNIFEM (United Nations Agency for International Women's Rights) and has held successful fundraisers for them. Neale is available to corporations both domestic and international to make keynote presentations, conduct seminars, and act as a spokesperson. She has been a speaker for Merrill Lynch, Paine Webber, AIG, AG Edwards, Fleet and New York Life. She has served as national spokesperson for Microsoft, Coca-Cola, Fidelity Bank, Quaker Oats, UPS, AIG, Proctor & Gamble and Nuveen. Recently, she has been selected as spokesperson for AOL Cash Card. She is a financial literacy advocate for the American Bankers Association.

Jim Lange and his guest Neale Godfrey discuss teaching children how to be financially fit on the Lange Money Hour Where Smart Money Talks! Neale has written the New York Time's Best Steller Money Doesn't Grow on Trees: A Parent's Guide to Raising Financially Responsible Children.

Today Maria is joined by Karen Jashinsky, President/Founder of “O2 MAX Fitness?.  Karen is a certified personal trainer and nutrition consultant, and has extensive experience developing special programming for teens.  Karen is currently building a fitness club exclusively for teens called O2 MAX.  Next, Nan Bauer-Magline, author of "Cut Loose" about long term marriages, relationships that are ended and how it affects children, family, parents, husbands and wives.  Her next guest is Neale Godfrey, author of “Money Doesn't Grow On Trees?.  A parent’s guide to raising financially responsible children and finally, Maria is joined my Chuck Borsellino, author of “Pinocchio Parenting?.  21 outrageous lies we tell our kids.