We often say that you don't manage money and money ignores you. But many parents think that it is unrealistic to offer financial management courses in primary schools. They think that children are too young to be exposed to financial knowledge, but I have a different view.

Handling of lucky money

Now primary school students receive lucky money from their elders every Spring Festival. These lucky money are not a small sum. Usually, their parents will keep them for their children, but this will make many children feel uncomfortable and have some resistance with their parents. In fact, for the parents of these primary school students, the best way to deal with them is to educate and guide their children correctly and let them handle this part of the lucky money reasonably.

The Necessity of Offering Financial Management Course

For these primary school students, I personally think it is a good way to guide them to handle lucky money correctly. Through such a financial management course, children can save the lucky money by purchasing financial management or regular savings, and cultivate their financial and business awareness.

Enrich common sense of life

For primary school students, what they want to learn is not only books, but also some common sense of life. The course of financial management is to enrich the lives of primary school students, and knowledge of common sense is also necessary to cultivate children's interest. After all, many primary school students will become practitioners in the financial industry when they grow up. The offering of these financial management courses will inspire them to engage in this industry.