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A weekly blog helping parents teach children about money, with topics such as earning, saving, investing and debt.
Parent-focused lessons on teaching kids to earn, save and invest.
A parent guide to why bond prices move when interest rates rise or fall. It uses a made-up sandwich chain that wants to sell sandwiches on Mars to explain how companies borrow from investors and how bonds differ from shares in a company.
Visit linkThe founder page. Will Rainey spent years advising large insurers, retirement schemes and governments before setting up Blue Tree to help parents teach children about money. The page sets out the mission of turning pocket money into financial understanding.
Visit linkThe posts teach with stories rather than glossaries. A scam post follows a character named Frankie who opens an email promising easy money, and a Velveteen Rabbit post uses The Velveteen Rabbit to explain value beyond price. The Geese of Fortune fable and the Grandpa's Fortune Fables carry the same lessons for younger readers, and posts are tagged for teaching kids, bedtime stories, saving, investing, entrepreneurship and debt. A new post goes out each week.
Read the noteStart with the scam post and the bond-price post. Both open with a concrete scene, an email trap in the first and a sandwich chain on Mars in the second.
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