Raising Financially Savvy Daughters

How to Start Early

If you want to raise a confident, independent, and empowered woman, don’t just talk to her about grades and good manners. Teach her about money. We walk you through the why, when, and how—so your daughter grows up fluent in financial independence.

Contact us to learn more - we have experience teaching students of all ages on how to invest.

Introduction: The Real Power Behind the Paycheck

We teach our daughters to be kind, brave, and ambitious. We sign them up for piano lessons, STEM camps, and soccer tournaments. But how often do we teach them about money?

Not budgeting. Not saving. We mean real financial literacy—investing, compounding, negotiating, asset building.

According to the Girl Scouts of America, only 12% of girls feel “very confident” making financial decisions. That’s not a failure of ability.

It’s a failure of exposure.

If your daughter doesn’t learn about money at home, she’ll learn from the world—and the world often teaches women to shrink financially, to defer, to feel ashamed of ambition.

Let’s fix that. Here's how.