Sylvia Bowden

From day one, your child looks to you to provide for them. Unfortunately, for many parents, that pattern continues well after their kids leave school or start earning incomes of their own. If an adult child has expectations that their parents will constantly step in to make everything financially okay, the situation can become stressful and unhealthy for everyone involved. In order to put a stop to the constant hand-outs and expectations, train your kids from an early age to start thinking about money, how it works and how they need to look after it.

This book is to help parents address that stress and look at strategies to stop their kids ending up as KIPPERS! (Kids in parents pockets eroding retirement savings).