32% of parents avoid talking money with their kids. Here are 5 simple phrases to buck that trend in your family

Money-savvy kids grow up to be money-savvy adults, but many K-12 schools in the U.S. don’t offer financial literacy education. As a result, this task often falls to parents. And, even if parents don’t talk to their kids about money, their kids are listening and watching — and often modeling their financial behavior. Jonathan Sanchez, co-founder of Parent Portfolio, didn’t want his kids to “feel overwhelmed or intimidated by money,” he writes in CNBC Make It. That concern inspired him and his wife, Jacqu ...