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finder money podcast #52: Pocket money management tips with Spriggy

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In this episode we brought Mario Hasanakos from Spriggy into the studio to talk to us about how parents can help their kids learn good spending habits from a young age. Mario is the co-founder of Spriggy, a prepaid card and mobile app that helps parents give and track their kids' pocket money.

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We spoke to Mario about a number of topics, including:

  • How spriggy started
  • How important is financial education for kids and where does responsibility lie?
  • Has online / electronic payments made it too easy for kids to spend?
  • How has the reception been from customers?
  • How safe is your money with Spriggy?
  • Why have traditional banks not built a product like this in the past?
  • Where is Spriggy heading in the future?
  • Should parents pay kids pocket money only if they do chores or as a regular allowance?
  • General tips for parents to help their kids manage their money better
  • How important money mistakes are for kids when learning to manage their money?
  • Mario’s book/blog/podcast recommendations for parents looking to teach their kids about money
  • What Mario would change about the way kids in Australia are taught about money
  • The best piece of financial advice Mario ever received
  • The worst piece of financial advice Mario ever received
  • What Mario invests in

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