A happy teenage girl using her smartphone and credit card whilst shopping online at home. Copy space.Career choice4 minHow young people learn to manage their first pay chequeFinancial literacy: Parents and teenagers need to talk about money, at the very latest when the teenager receives their first pay cheque, but ideally much earlier.
Happy young woman customer choosing a pair of trainers and buying them in a clothes shop. Casual shopping concept.Columns5 min«I would like more pocket money.»Svenja, 13, receives 25 Swiss francs pocket money per month. She thinks this is too little and asks our expert how youth wages work.
Education1 minHoliday job: What do I need to consider?Holiday job: From what age are children allowed to work, how much and what work are they allowed to do?
Columns3 minDispute over pocket money: What is appropriate?Claudia's 12-year-old son thinks 18 francs a month in pocket money is too little. His parents see it differently. What should they do? A case for our team of experts.
Education1 minHow to talk to your child about moneyMoney is a taboo subject in many families. However, in order to teach children how to handle money, we should answer their questions.
Education7 minEverything you need to know about sack moneyWhen is the right time for pocket money? How much should the amount be and what rules should be followed?
Education3 minConscious purchasing decisions thanks to reflectionHow we deal with money depends on our own personality and experience. Money behaviour is also influenced by brain mechanisms.
