Surgent's Raising Financially Capable Children (RFC2)
2025-10-16 17:00 - 19:00 UTC | Webinar
Surgent's Raising Financially Capable Children (RFC2)

10/16/25 12:00 PM CST
- 10/16/25 02:00 PM CSTDescription:
This course focuses on the main elements of financial education and will help accounting and finance professionals guide their clients, and their clientsâ€™ children, through a personalized teaching roadmap. Clients with wealth face questions about how to teach their children about money to raise financially capable children. Often, clientsâ€™ first contact is with their accounting and financial professionals, so it is important to be able to provide a framework to help teach clients how to prepare their children for life with privilege.This course is designed for all practitioners who want to help their clients navigate the process of teaching the next generation about personal finances. Because every family and child are different, it is critical to develop a specific plan for each client, and likely each child and grandchild. By working with their clientsâ€™ descendants, accounting and finance professionals not only build rapport and trust but also get to know the children and grandchildren, building firm value and long-term connection. With new and updated information and tactics, professionals can learn best practices to engage clients and their children.Objectives:Understand the importance of financially capable childrenBe familiar with the basic elements of financial educationDeal with the most common questions and answersRecognize how to build a stronger relationship with clientsPresenters:Clint GreenleafField of Study:Specialized Knowledge (2)Major Topics:Discussion of the importance of financial education for the next generationUnderstanding a client’s financial valuesDetermining a client’s financial literacyHelping clients develop a teaching roadmapUsing knowledge to protect against entitlementDeveloping a knowledge base for the information, including a full list of recommended books on the topic and games for families to playDiscussion of specific topics, including tips and tricks related to:AllowancesEarning, work, and entrepreneurshipSpending, saving, and investingPhilanthropyTaxesCredit cards, crypto, and financial fraudLocation:
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