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Kids Ain't Cheap | How to Plan Financially for Parenthood and Your Family's Future

Long Term Investing

5 March 2024

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"Kids Ain't Cheap" is the ultimate guide to planning financially for parenthood. Read all about it or order your copy below.

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"Kids Ain't Cheap" by Ana Kresina is a must-read for anyone navigating the financial rollercoaster of parenthood. It’s an engaging blend of personal stories, expert advice, and practical tips that demystify the financial aspects of raising children. Kresina covers everything from the initial shock of baby expenses, planning for education, to teaching your kids about money.

She approaches financial planning with empathy, acknowledging the stresses and joys of parenthood, and offers realistic strategies for budgeting, saving, and investing to secure your family's future. This book stands out by not only providing a roadmap to financial stability but also fostering a healthy relationship with money within the family.

Within the book, you'll discover a range of themes, including:

  1. Budgeting for a family: The importance of creating and sticking to a budget that accommodates the costs of raising children.
  2. Saving for education: Strategies for saving for your child's education, from traditional savings accounts to investment plans like education savings accounts.
  3. Teaching financial literacy: Ways to teach children about money, saving, and spending wisely from an early age.
  4. Planning for unexpected costs: The necessity of being financially prepared for unexpected expenses that come with parenting.
  5. Investing in your child's future: Exploring different investment options to secure your child's financial future, including long-term savings plans and insurance policies.

It’s a guide that reassures you that while kids certainly aren't cheap, with the right financial strategies in place, the journey can be incredibly rewarding. Whether you're a new parent bewildered by the costs of childcare or a seasoned pro looking for tips on college savings, Kresina's insights will help you navigate the financial demands of parenting with confidence.

To buy your copy, hit the link below. For 20% off this book (and all Major Street publications), use the code PEARLER at the checkout.

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Ana Kresina

Ana Kresina is the Head of Digital Advice at Pearler. She is also the co-host of the Get Rich Slow Club, one of Australia's leading podcasts on long-term investing, budgeting, and savings hacks. Beyond Pearler and the Get Rich Slow Club, Ana has written two books on finance and investing. The first, "Kids Ain't Cheap", explores how to plan financially for parenthood and your family's future. She co-wrote her second book, "How to Not Work Forever", with her Get Rich Slow Club co-host Natasha Etschmann (of @tashinvests fame). Outside of Pearler, writing, and podcasting, Ana lives with her partner and two children in Melbourne. Before moving to Australia, Ana was a competitive roller derby athlete in her birth country of Canada.

All figures and data in this article were accurate at the time it was published. That said, financial markets, economic conditions and government policies can change quickly, so it's a good idea to double-check the latest info before making any decisions.

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