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Why Most Teens Struggle With Money

  • duvooruaditi
  • Apr 11
  • 1 min read

Most teens aren’t bad with money. They’re just never taught how it works.


Think about it.


In school, you learn:

  • Math.

  • Science.

  • History.


But no one teaches you:

  • How to budget.

  • How to save.

  • How to spend wisely.


So when you start getting money, you guess.


And guessing leads to:

  • Overspending.

  • Regret.

  • Bad habits.


It’s not your fault.


But it is your responsibility to learn.


The earlier you understand money, the easier everything becomes.


Because money habits don’t start when you’re older.

They start now.


With love,

Aditi: Your Finance Buddy 🤗

 
 
 

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