At what age should I start teaching my kid about money?
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“Age 5 is not too early. Start with the concept of trade-offs: limited money, multiple choices. Pocket money (₹10–50 per week) and a three-jar system (Save, Spend, Share) are concrete enough for kids to understand. Interest, compounding, and stocks come later, around age 11–13.”
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