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 Your kids will be in charge of their financial futures one day.
Will they be ready?
A unique and
innovative kids' savings and money management
software program that puts kids in charge of
their money.
Because
being a part of the process is how kids learn.
A piggy bank can take you only so far.
KidsSave is the next step.
Click here for a
guided tour of KidsSave
Try it now for free
"Our kids love to see the balance grow in their account and are much more
reluctant to see anything being deducted."
"Both of my children set a goal for something they want to purchase. It’s
such a motivator. They have both been doing “extra” chores around the
house earning extra monies."
"I Love this program!!! It was so
easy to set up."
Did you know that the most common way people have learned about
personal finance is from their parents or at home1
and, yet...
...only 31% of 9 - 12 year olds say their parents discuss
finances with them.2
...70% of parents said their children had not had any formal
training in money management. 3
...76% of college students wish they had more
help preparing for their financial futures.4
Kids want to
learn about money management.5
Empower
Your Children to Become Financially Responsible
Discover
KidsSave, an exciting kids'
savings and money management program for kids.
Create
personal savings Accounts for your children where
they manage their actual money.
Encourage
saving through Reward incentives, featuring
custom interest and matching funds.
Motivate
kids to reach personal financial goals using
Bubbles, our goal setting wizard.
Generate
excitement as kids see their Account grow in the
future in our What If? section.
Develop
in your child an understanding of the time value
of money.
Establish
essential life skills of money management.
Let
KidsSave™
help you prepare your kids for their eventual
financial futures!
Try it now for FREE!
Click here to learn more
KidsSave
CDs are
being used as a part of
Creative
Wealth Bahamas Camp Millionaire classes!
Questions? E-mail us at
info@kidnexions.com
1
2008 Financial Literacy Survey, the
National Foundation for Credit Counseling and MSN Money
2
Weekly Reader Research and the AICPA, Tweens Savvy About Savings, Weekly Reader
Research/AICPA Survey Shows, January 2006
3
Visa, Building Teen Personal Finance Skills a Top Worry for
Parents, Visa Survey Finds, July 2005
4
The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc., New Survey by The Hartford Reveals
Financial Literacy Communication Gap Among College Students and Parents,
February 2007
5 Charles Schwab 2008
Parent & Money Survey Findings
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