You don't need to be a money expert to talk to your child about it. But those conversations might highlight areas you'd like to understand better yourself. If you'd like to build your own confidence with budgeting, saving, borrowing or personal finance more broadly, there are some excellent free resources already available. We've picked three that we think are particularly useful for parents. None of them are required before starting Money Talks at Home. You can use them alon

If you've ever put off talking to your child about money because you don't feel like the right person to do it, you're not alone. Feeling unqualified is one of the top reasons parents hold back, right alongside simply not knowing where to start, according to a survey of 3,000 UK parents. The belief that's holding a lot of parents back It's an easy belief to pick up: that talking to your child about money requires you to have it all sorted first. Your own savings, your own bud

If you've never quite known how to bring up money with your child, you're not alone. Research from MoneyHelper found that only 54% of parents with a child aged 11 to 17 talk openly with them about money. For most parents, the missing piece is knowing where to start. The advice that stops short Search for this topic online and you'll find good general guidance: be open about money, lead by example, talk about needs versus wants. All excellent advice. What's harder to find is t