325 | Teaching Kids About Money: Credibility, Boundaries, and Allowances
Your kids won't remember another Netflix binge — they'll remember the Saturday you taught them to ride bikes, made pancakes together, or built a backyard fort. Jonathan and Brad tackle an overlooked truth about family life: the most memorable moments rarely cost money, and the financial habits you model now will echo…
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