Kids may want to make more money for various reasons. Some motivations may include to buy things they want, help out their families, learn valuable skills, save for the future, and feel independent. Making their own money gives kids a sense of independence and responsibility that can boost their confidence and self-esteem. Overall, there are many reasons why kids may want to make more money, and it's important for parents to support them in finding safe and age-appropriate ways to do so. Join us for this episode where you can learn how to make more money and build up your savings account.

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