JOHANNESBURG - Essential money habits taught from a young age will set healthy financial habits in adulthood.
This is according to a recent Cambridge University study, that says children from as early as seven years old can develop a basic understanding of money.
eNCA's Sindy Mabe spoke to Stian de Witt, Executive Head of Financial Planning at NMG Benefits, about cultivating a culture of saving and investment in children.
Cultivating a culture of saving and investment | Part 2