As a parent you want your kids to become healthy adults functioning in society and a big part of that is learning how to manage money. Is allowance still appropriate? Should they have a credit card? Should they invest in the stock market? How much should you spend on their first car?  Check out Part 2 of our Kids and Money Series: Pre-Teens and Teenagers to hear our advisors weigh in on these questions and more:

Miss Part 1 of our Kids and Money Series? Check it out here.

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