One of the classes that are not listed in the curriculum of schools and the vast majority of universities is the basic financial education. The vast majority of young people who end up with the school are educated to make money, but do not know reconciling a checkbook, much less invest the money you will earn in their lives. Faced with this gap in the education of their children, parents must assume the role of educators in the basic handling of finances and put them into the world of money. The problem is, many padresa have not received adequate instruction in this area and not have the knowledge to teach their children. Solution: ateacher along with them! And what better way than playing an educational game in which your children will learn about financial issues in a natural, enjoyable and effective? Apart from Monopoly, which is a classic, I recommend Robert Kiyosaki's game "Cashflow for Kids" for children 8 years and "Cashflow 101? for older children and adults who want to enter the world of investments with the right mentality. Then I name 15 important lessons that my children learned playing "Cashflow 101.
"1. The concept of the rat race Our education system aims to train people to be inserted successfully in the labor market. So the vast majority of people, regardless of their level of education, do not question the fact that someday they will work at least 8 hours a day as an employee or as self-employed, changing your hours for money.
