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How do you teach your kids about money?

Marketplace Money is coming to Portland for a show exploring how parents talk to their kids about money.

If you've got kids, how do you talk with them about financial subjects?

What do you want to teach them? What do you want to help them avoid?

What could you teach other parents about what kids need to know -- and what could you use some help with?

Share your experience here.

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If you have kids, how many and how old are they?

In your experience, what are the most important things to impart to children about money?

Tell us a story about the success (or drawbacks) of your approach to teaching your kids about money:

Do you and your partner agree or disagree about the right way to teach kids about money? How has that affected your approach?

What advice do you have for other parents about talking with their kids about money?

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