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Shocking advice! They really need to lift up their game if they are going to teach this properly in schools. I wonder where is this advice coming from?

Great point Joan. Teaching by example is more powerful than reading books. We're telling our girls what we do with money & investments. They don't seem too interested yet. Maybe I need to find a way to make it a bit more interesting / fun.

Patience. She's only 9! Money doesn't matter much at that age.

That's a good point. We do tell them what we are doing with our investment properties and shares investments, but that's a bit passive for them. They're sort of interested but not that much. It's a bit passive though. I'm a bit concerned they're not learning that much about finance...

We've two girls, aged 12 & 14. In terms of financial education, they have played cash flow. They liked it and they seem to have learned quite a bit from it. I didn't think of getting them to read investment books until recently. I gave our older one "The richest man in Babylon" to read...