Leslie Jones
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43 appearances
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first heard Dec 2023
last heard Dec 2023
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If you start giving yourself rules like that, then what's nice as an adult is hopefully they're still kicking in, because that's what we do.
It's like, okay, I can afford to do Starbucks twice this week.
Well, we need to help kids figure out what their financial habits and norms are going to be, what's going to be important to them.
Some kids are naturally savers, some kids are naturally spenders.
Being the voice in their head but outside of their head that says, do you need that?
Is that important?
Would it be nice to wait for this?
And to give them some big goals to save for so that it's easier for them to say no to the little things.
For example, we wear helmets when we ride a bike, we put on a seat belt when we're riding in a car.
To protect our things, we might use zippers, we use locks, and then making that comparison to what we do to protect our information.
We learn to keep ourselves private, we learn to keep ourselves safe, and that translates into what we need to do to keep our money safe.
Your birth date is one that you should be cautious about.
I realize that people are looking for the, are you over 13, are you under 13, but your birth date provides an avenue to so much of your personal information.
Try not to give your full name.
Just that magic of, you don't really know my middle name, can be incredibly important.
The more information you give, the easier it is to find you.
I say electronically.
It's that, how do we make identity theft and fraud happen?
We do because we have way too much information about you.
The more that we give, the easier it is to put that puzzle together.
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