Kevin Mountford

68% of children aged 8 – 16 do not understand how taxes work, 74% do not understand pensions and 41% mortgages43% want to know more about mortgages 38% about taxes, and 36% about the economy – with 55% about how to run your own business82% have already practised saving with their pocket moneyA large number of children aged 8 – 16 do not understand how taxes work (68%), pensions (74%) and mortgages (41%).Teaching kids about finances equips them with arguably the most essential knowledge and skills they will need for the future, and they want to learn about it too – 43% are keen to know more about mortgages, 38% about taxes, and 36% about the economy.Not only that, but they are already practising good financial habits with 82% having saved up their pocket money to buy something they wanted.Meanwhile, if they were to receive £1 million next week, the majority would buy a house, and go on holiday with their family, with some opting to invest or put into a savings account. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.