Parenting Teens: Financial Skills on Real Families

Hosted by Australia's star mathematics teacher, Eddie Woo, follow 15 teenagers from across Australia, as they take charge of the family budget.

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[roflolwtfomg]

This should be taught to kids in school - a lot of people are taught financial literacy by their parents and it’s very useful in the real world

[wilma]

soooo...why does the older girl get to spend so much on clothes every month? honestly, that's an unbelievable amount of money.

[susananderson]

$600./mo on clothing for 4 people? Really? My budget would be $150.

[ms.emmajones]

£600 on clothes for the oldest EVERY MONTH! But the little one cant get a £200 bed? Tell me you have a favourite without telling me you have a favourite!☠️🤦‍♀️

[mffmoniz]

Why would one need to buy clothes every month? Why? What do you do with the clothes you already own? Throw them in the trash instead of washing them?

[Weasel]

Mum needs to seriously cut down on her diet drinks for her health

[Kloetenhenne]

I haven't seen every episode, yet, but she is the first one I have seen who actually did well

[samanthageorge]

Those parents need to go and buy her the bed. The can afford it. They just choose to spend it on the older daughter. Elanore is so sweet. She saved for the bed out of the family budget but chose to give it back.. Mum and older sister plan the next shopping trip. Unfair, I really hate seeing one kid get so unfairly treated.

[MrMajek]

I enjoyed this. Just finished seeing it on TV (Da Vinci kids).

This family is such a cheerful family and I hope Eleanor grows to be a great financial mogul

[asia.b]

Mom will have to buy off-brand cola for the month. 🥲

[evamohlin]

They spend more money on clothing than food?

[sidrana]

Edward Kent Woo is an Australian secondary school teacher and writer best known for his online mathematics lessons published on YouTube. In 2018, Woo was awarded the Australia's Local Hero Award.

[blaisealicef]

Can 100% tell why she didn't get anything for her mum 😂

[elberalonzo]

What is this? I cut 1 acre of grass every week and clean dishes and help my work and don't get a penny that 1st girl needs to get out

[evamohlin]

I think they should give the kids the gross and then take avay the taxes. That would be a real surprise. Was for me when I started working, at least. 30-40 % gone.

[virg_lemnade]

will you post more of the "WORLD'S WORST MOM" series with Lenore that you used to post???? THANKS

[ninjapirate]

I live in NZ and I'm planning on moving to Australia after I finish high school

[Macncheeseyayaa]

Honestly, i feel liek i would be a good person.

[bjmehl]

I had to google what a fortnight means. That is not a term we use in the United States.

[missstirring]

I've been watching all these episodes and it's interesting how low their allowances are. My parents would transfer 150-200 every fortnight into my account when I was a kid (13 up) until highschool and that's not including me just asking for money..then there's my friend who was given her parents black card to use freely 🙃😂 interesting how different families function regarding money.