One of sectors not included 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 earn money, but they can’t balance a checkbook and much less invest money that will win in their lives. Vacuum like ante in their children’s education, you need parents to assume the role of educating them in the basics of finance and enter them into the world of money. The problem is that many parents have not received adequate training in this area and do not have the knowledge to teach their children. Solution: Learn along with them! Do and what better way to do it than playing an educational game in which their children will learn about the financial issues in natural, entertaining and effective way? Do apart from the Monopoly, which is a classic, I recommend Roberto Kiyosaki, Cashflow games for Kids for children up to 8 years and Cashflow 101? for older children and adults who want to start in the world of investments with the right mentality. Below I give 15 important lessons that my children learned playing Cashflow 101. 1. The concept of the career of rats our education system intends to train people that are inserted successfully into the labour market.

Why the vast majority of people, independent of their level of education, does not question the fact that someday they will work at least 8 hours a day as an employee or as a used car, changing their hours for money. They are unaware that there are other options that allow you to generate money and are automatically trapped in the career of the rats once they begin with their working lives. 2. No matter the amount of money you have, but liabilities that you’re able to generate when we started with the game, my children focused on earning more and more money.