Scott Ford

So just be mindful of that and you should be fine.

That's right.

Save a little, a lot.

Kate brings up an important point.

Our last survey was,

challenging conversations about money and that was like most families are not talking about money and like there's this shame and stigma around for example if you have credit card debt like especially if you're in a relationship a lot of people don't want to share that like with their partner right that's kind of an important thing for you to be able to know together and

And so I think starting early is, you know, sharing what you know and sharing, more importantly, sharing the mistakes you've made, right, with money is super important and helpful.

They have no clue.

That's right.

They don't teach it in school.

They say money is the only thing that doesn't come with instructions.

Yep, that's right.

That's right.

Or something like that.

For sure.

And giving them an allowance, right?

Like so that they learn how to budget.

I remember my, my youngest one, she was shopping with a friend of hers.

This is a true story, shopping with a friend of hers.

And she was just going around and spending money with a friend of hers.