Saving Have fun and save: get started early
When you’re out and about with your family and your children are hungry, it can easily cost a pretty penny. All the more reason More to start introducing the kids to saving – but in a fun way.
Be money smart
The family advisor
Kids ask a lot of questions. UBS provides answers to questions on the topic of financial education and supports you in your conversations with your child.
Personal responsibility Money for small chores?
Does it make sense to reward our kids for pitching in with the housework? Jacqueline debates with her son, Samir.
Consumption Turning impatience into joyful anticipation
Children can get really excited when they look forward to something. But patience is not their forte. Teach your child how to More wait.
Top money tips for all ages
0–6 years:
Important money basics
From a baby account to your child’s assets, find everything you need to know about their early years here. More
7–11 years:
Teach about money through play
Use your child’s primary school years to explain the basics of money and saving. More
12–14 years:
When they get their own money for the first time
The first steps to financial independence: tips for pocket money and the Jugendlohn (youth wage). More
