Why You Need to Talk to Your Teenager About Money

Every day, teens encounter messages about spending, success, debt, and possessions. Social media encourages comparison. Advertisements promise happiness through the next purchase. Buy now, pay later services make expensive items appear affordable. Influencers may present wealth as the ultimate measure of success. If parents remain silent, these voices will happily fill the void.

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