As with so many life lessons, parents are often the first to teach their children about money. This is especially true when the children are in elementary school (6-11 years old). On May 12, join CFED and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) in a presentation about engaging parents in their children’s financial development. CFED will present research on the role parents play in teaching their children about money and the lessons parents in lower-income households are currently imparting to their children. The CFPB will share information about the resources they are developing for parents and how they are being used by practitioners.

Speakers include:

• Pamela Chan, CFED
• Lyn Haralson, CFPB
• Laura Schlachtmeyer, CFPB