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9: What is a bank?

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We don’t keep all of the money we earn in our wallets or at home. So where does it all go?

Why do we put it there? How does it get there?

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© Anisa KurjiLength 10 min15 October 2020Season 1Episode 9Life SkillsEducationalCanadaEpisodic

What's this podcast all about? Introducing Kids' Money & more...

What's this podcast all about? Introducing Kids' Money & more...

This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.

Listen to episode one here
6-1011+Life SkillsEducationalCanadaEpisodic15 October 2020© Anisa Kurji

We don’t keep all of the money we earn in our wallets or at home. So where does it all go?

Why do we put it there? How does it get there?

In this episode, kids will hear us talk about:

What a bank is.What a deposit is.Why we keep our money in a bank.Bank accounts.How we deposit money - cash and online deposits.Follow us on Instagram @kidsmoneyandmore for kids' money smart tips and to see what we're up to!

Visit the Kids' Money & More blog for parent tips on how to help your kids be money smart.

If you find value in this podcast please let your friends and family know about it! If you would like to support Kids' Money & More, you can contribute here! https://ko-fi.com/kidsmoneyandmore


© Anisa Kurji |Original Episode URL. The content, artwork and advertising within this podcast is not owned or affiliated with Sound Carrot and remain the property of their respective owners.


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