A recent survey conducted by the Money Talks team found that only 37.9% of parents in Singapore believed their child had appropriate knowledge about financial matters for their age. As youths who grew up in the early days of cashless technology, the Money Talks team believed there was more their own parents could have done to instill good money habits from young. Mallorie Ng, Research & Strategy Lead, Money Talks shares the importance of a parent's role in supporting their child’s financial learning from a young age and how the tools in the Money Talks kit will help parents with their child's financial education. 

<p>A recent survey conducted by the Money Talks team found that only 37.9% of parents in Singapore believed their child had appropriate knowledge about financial matters for their age.&nbsp;As youths who grew up in the early days of cashless technology, the Money Talks team believed there was more their own parents could have done to instill good money habits from young. <strong>Mallorie Ng, Research &amp; Strategy Lead, Money Talks&nbsp;</strong>shares the importance of a parent's role in supporting their child&rsquo;s financial learning from a young age and how the tools in the Money Talks kit will help parents with their child's financial education.&nbsp;</p>

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