You know you should be teaching your kids about money. You're just not sure how, or when, or what to actually say.
If that's you, you're not doing anything wrong. Nobody hands you a plan for this. School won't teach it, most of us weren't taught it either, and somewhere between the lunches and the laundry, the money conversations just… don't happen.
Then your kid asks "are we rich?" in the grocery line, and you freeze.
That's exactly what this guide is for.
Good With Money takes the guesswork out of it. It's a simple, year-by-year plan that tells you what to teach at each age, from 3 to 18, and exactly what to say, so you're never wondering if you're doing it right or missing the window.
No lectures. No spreadsheets. No need to be good with money yourself. Just the right thing to say, at the right age, in the moments you're already having.
Inside, you'll get:
- A clear plan for what to teach at every age, so you always know what's next
- The exact words for the tricky questions ("are we rich?", "how much do you make?")
- Simple ways to explain big money ideas at the kitchen table
- A few small habits that quietly do the teaching for you
- Checklists to see how far you've come
This is for you if you want your kids to grow up confident with money, and you'd rather follow a plan than wing it and hope it sticks.
Because raising a money-smart kid was never about one big talk. It's about knowing what to say, and when. This gives you both.
An educational resource for Canadian families. Not financial, tax, or legal advice.
What Parents Are Saying: