This is a sponsored blog post for Prudential.
Discussing money matters with your family may not be the easiest conversation, but here’s why it’s one of the most important things you can do! Financial planning will allow your family to be proactive for the future and make informed decisions regarding the importance of life insurance and lasting generational wealth. This is an essential part of your family’s financial security now and in the future - and that is why it is important to initiate these challenging financial conversations with your family to be prepared for anything.
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Have you ever had a challenging financial planning conversation with your family? Tell us your tips that have made having this conversation easier in the comments!
by hamjenny | Topeka, KS
Growing up we learned finance and saving money along the way. It was easier as a kid.
by brianpiero | GILBERT, AZ
We started early with the kids; importance of saving $, setting financial goals, creating a budget, etc.
by frankstuart73 | WACO, TX
You must be honest and open with the children. They will know when you are being honest and when you are hiding something from them.
by Honeypie411 | Chandler, AZ
We have a weekly budget meeting.
when i was growing up mom and dad never discussed finances
by bluetigerlily | E GREENWICH, RI
Talking about a more serious subject matter can be done in a fun and easy to understand way, such as a learning game or activity!
by livinglifs | lake view, NY
Taling fince should be easy
by hariharian | Tampa, FL
Oof, we did not have these discussions growing up... thanks to everyone else though for your tips!
by kolbamberlee | BAY CITY, MI
Do it at a time during the day and not in the evening. Talking about finances can cause loss of sleep.
by bridgef | DUBOIS, IN
Be helpful and not judgemental.
by mrsbig7dog | Port St Lucie, FL
I can have these conversations with my grandkids!
by zekthezookeeper1967 | WINDSOR, MO
You just have to start the conversation and be honest.
by Sappy1 | COLUMBUS, GA
Great information!
by xxyyzz88 | BEVERLY HILLS, CA
Start young to begin the conversation ... simple at first, and then more sophisticated as they grow older.
by tiffwithwicks | MADERA, CA
Have open conversations