Conversations on Money, Values, and Parenthood | Ep. 52
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What changes when a financial planner becomes a parent? More than you think—and less than you might expect. In this episode, Tre shares the practical money moves he made after having a child, from updating the family will to reviewing life insurance, adjusting cash flow, and setting money aside early for future needs. He also talks about the bigger parenting challenge: teaching kids how money works without spoiling them, scaring them, or making money the centre of everything. This episode is for Canadian parents, soon-to-be parents, and professionals who want to raise financially capable kids while protecting their family first.
You’ll learn:
- Why parents need a will, guardianship plan, and proper life insurance
- How to budget for a child before and after they arrive
- Why cash flow is the foundation of family finances
- How to teach kids delayed gratification and responsible spending
- Why children should learn to earn, save, invest, and give
- How to raise kids with healthy money values in a privileged environment
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