Our guest this episode is Robin Taub, a financial educator focused on helping parents teach their kids to be responsible, independent and money-smart for life through her award-winning book “The Wisest Investment” and public speaking engagements. In this episode, we discuss all things parents shouldknow when teaching their kids about money, from allowances, to piggy banks, to how much kids should save, and much more. You’ll enjoy this discussion with Robin Taub. 

—The Wealthy Barber Podcast with David Chilton

Robin Taub returns to talk about her latest book, The Wisest Investment. We chat about the common concerns parents bring up with Robin with respect to money and the financial decision making skills they want to empower their children with. We then dive into what parents can expect to learn from this quick, strategy-filled guide that includes chapters and tactics for children of all ages. We strongly support [Robin’s] perspective on financial education and believe the framework she discusses here and shares in her book is well worth any parent’s time. In our conversation, we cover all the important bases; financial values, summer jobs, investment apps, human capital, and everything in between.

—Mostly Money with Preet Banerjee

We have Robin Taub, a chartered professional accountant and author of The Wisest Investment, join us to take us through some of the most popular family finance apps in Canada.

-Money Made Simple with Bruce Sellery

This is one “talk” we can’t avoid…The Money Talk! Things have changed so much about the way we interact with money (who even carries cash anymore!?).

We are talking about all things money so your kids can have a healthy understanding of what it is, and how to use it wisely.

My guest Robin Taub CPA, CA, who is an expert on all things money, is breaking it down for us in the most non-boring way! We talk about what “financial literacy” is (the knowledge skills and confidence to make financial decisions at every stage of life) and how it’s the key to economic growth and prosperity and allows you to make sound financial decisions and grow your money, not be caught in too much debt.

-Robbin McManne, Parenting Our Future

How do you leverage an allowance system to communicate family values to a young child?

As my sister, Kelly Mindell, is learning on her family’s money-smart journey, the key is patience. Lots and lots of patience! The tables are turned during this special episode of The Art of Allowance Podcast, as Kelly peppers me with questions regarding her own program. But so this installment doesn’t turn into a family reunion (or, more likely, digress to the level of a lively Lanza board game night), my former guest and fellow money-smart movement co-conspirator Robin Taub joins in as co-host.

-John Lanza, The Art of Allowance Podcast

As parents, we all want to set our kids up for financial success. But how do you teach them about money in a way that sticks? In our latest episode, Marcelo speaks with Robin Taub, CPA and author of “The Wisest Investment,” to get her expert advice on instilling money smarts from an early age.

Robin Taub is the bestselling author of The Wisest Investment. The Canadian edition of this book was awarded the Best Adult Book of 2022 by the Institute for Financial Literacy.

-The Empowered Investor Podcast

November is Financial Literacy month in Canada, so as part of Ginsler Wealth’s ongoing efforts to promote financial literacy, Brian speaks with Robin Taub, CPA, CA, the author of The Wisest Investment: Teaching Your Kids to Be Responsible, Independent and Money-Smart for Life.

Brian and Robin discuss her path to writing the book on financial literacy, the 5 Pillars of Money, her 11 Healthy Habits of Financial Management, and how parents can overcome the challenges of teaching their children about money.

-The Unlimited Podcast by Ginsler Wealth

Kids who understand from an early age that money is a tool, and then learn how to effectively use that tool, can expect to enjoy more comfortable financial futures — which means less stress, less anxiety, less substance abuse, and overall better health for the rest of their lives.  Yet parents are often reluctant to teach money management skills to their kids, often because they themselves don’t feel well equipped with financial skills.

-Cloudy with a Risk of Children Podcast

“I’m a parent of four kids — two are now young adults and two are now teens. Online apps were not an option for my oldest kids, but I now wonder if we should be looking at apps to help the younger ones develop healthy spending/saving habits. What might be the benefits or drawbacks to using such apps?” — A Money123 reader

-Robin Taub answers this question in Money123’s newsletter. Read here.

The vast majority of us aren’t giving up on cash anytime soon. That’s according to a recent Bank of Canada staff discussion paper which found close to 80 per cent of Canadians have no plans to go cashless in the next five years. And in fact, it’s finding new life as a budgeting and savings tool. CBC’s Jason Osler finds out why, and chats with Robin Taub about the longevity of cash.

—CBC Radio 

It’s Mothers’ Day so what better time to talk about how we teach our kids about money, so they can spend it on Mom of course! This week we welcome our first guest Robin Taub the author of The Wisest Investment and discover all of the ways we can push past our personal taboos about money and prepare our kids to be financially literate and independent.

—It’s Personal Finance Canada podcast

Robin Taub, author of The Wisest Investment: Teaching Your Kids to Be Responsible, Independent and Money-Smart for Life chats to Ellen Roseman and Lana Sanichar on the Canadian MoneySaver podcast about teachable moments and how old kids should be when they get their first debit card.

—Canadian MoneySaver podcast

The world has changed dramatically in the past 18 months, and so has how we’re handling our money, and how we should be teaching our kids about it. In this episode, we chat about everything, including what age should we start getting kids interested in personal finance.

—JESSICA MOORHOUSE, More Money Podcast

One of the best investments we can make is in our kids. Robin Taub talks with us about how to raise kids who have a healthy understanding of money, spending, and investing from her bestselling book “The Wisest Investment” which updated her book “A Parent’s Guide to Raising Money-Smart Kids.”

—KIMBERLEE DAVIS, The Fiscal Feminist Podcast

In this episode we talk about how the world becoming increasingly more digital led Robin to write a follow up to a book she wrote 10 years ago, having important money conversations with your kids without scaring them, and the 5 Pillars of Robin’s book: Earn, Save, Spend, Donate or Share, and Invest for the long term.

—WHITNEY HANSEN, The Money Nerds Podcast

Robin Taub joins us today to discuss her book The Wisest Investment and how we can raise money-smart kids. 
Jordan and I both have young kids so this topic has been on my mind recently.  As financial planners, we generally focus on retirees and business owner money issues instead of teaching the next generation about money so Robin’s expertise was a great resource for us.

—EVAN NEUFELD, The Canadian Money Roadmap Podcast

In this episode of Ultrahabits, RJ Singh and Robin Taub discuss delayed gratification and saving, why financial literacy isn’t being taught in school, the 5 Pillars of Money, and ways to make savings a habit for your kids.

—Ultrahabits podcast

On this episode of The Your Life! Your Terms! Show we chat about allowances, bank accounts, first jobs, taxes and paying yourself first. And perhaps most importantly, we dive into values and how they play a huge role in all of our finances. This episode is near and dear to our hearts as we didn’t learn about money until we were well into our 20s!

—The Your Life! Your Terms! Show

In this episode I speak with Robin Taub, author of the award winning book, The Wisest Investment: Teaching Your Kids to Be Responsible, Independent and Money-Smart for Life, a book that gives parents the information and skills they need to teach their kids about money.

Robin advises parents to start talking to their children about money starting from the age of 5. She tells us how to teach the 5 pillars of financial literacy: earning, saving, spending, sharing and investing, in an age appropriate way.

—Marina Batliwalla, Banking On Girls podcast

How can we raise MOSTLY money smart kids?

On The Motherhood and Money Show, host Bethany Bayless has Robin Taub of The Wisest Investment on talking about three easy-to-implement strategies for time-starved parents who want to raise responsible, independent, money-smart kids. 

—The Motherhood and Money Show

Growing up, I always found money to be something that was hard to get, that it goes as fast as it comes. Even when we started to make more money as the years went on, I still had that lingering belief of ‘what if it’s not enough.’

This is why today’s conversation is SO important, our kids need to learn how to reframe their own beliefs about money too! If you’re a parent, this is for you. If you’re thinking about becoming a parent, this episode is for you. And if you are somebody like me, who, when you weren’t a parent, you didn’t learn about money at home, this episode is for you. 

—SHANTELLE BISSON, Without Losing Your Cool Podcast

The holiday season can be a great opportunity to teach young children money lessons including needs vs wants, the importance of saving and investing, and the power of giving. Bobbi talks with The Wisest Investment author Robin Taub, about the best ways to have those talks, and make an impact on your kids. 

—Money Tips for Financial Grownups podcast

Robin is giving a huge financial gift to the reader, because there is nothing worse than a kid who doesn’t know how to master their financial life.

—Alain Guillot, The Alain Guillot podcast

I have a great conversation with Robin and we discuss her latest book, The Wisest Investment. You’ll learn why now was the perfect time to do an update on her original bestseller, why parents need to make time to teach their kids about money, the 11 healthy habits of financial management that parents can model, and much more.

—Justin Chung, MoneyDad podcast

We strongly support [Robin’s] perspective on financial education and believe the framework she discusses here and shares in her book The Wisest Investment is well worth any parent’s time. In our conversation, we cover all the important bases; financial values, summer jobs, investment apps, human capital, and everything in between.

—Rational Reminder Podcast

On the latest episode of The Tony Steuer Podcast, Robin Taub, author of The Wisest Investment, speaks about why teaching your kids about money is the wisest investment. Discussion topics also include the five pillars of money and how parents can be a good financial role model.

—The Tony Steuer Podcast

How can you prepare your teenager for financial responsibility? What are the most significant obstacles today’s teens are facing in developing good spending and saving habits, and how can parents work around them? Raising kids in today’s digital world comes with many challenges, but we’d like to help with the all-important conversations around money.

—CPA Canada Mastering Money podcast

Straight From the CPA’s Mouth presents a two-part Financial Literacy podcast featuring Robin Taub CPA, CA and author of The Wisest Investment: Teaching Your Kids to Be Responsible, Independent and Money-Smart for Life. In this episode, we talk about teaching children the basics of money management.

—Straight From The CPA’s Mouth podcast

On this episode of CFO at Home, Robin and Vince discuss challenges for parents in educating their kids about money, having age appropriate conversations with kids about money, the importance of being a good financial role model for your kids, and more.

—CFO at Home Podcast

Ways you can help other people make meaningful change with their money. And, what’s being done across Canada to teach kids about financial literacy in schools. Robin Taub, financial writer, speaker and author, tells us about it.

—BRUCE SELLERY, Moolala: Money Made Simple

Parents have a duty and responsibility to raise financially educated, money-smart kids. If not, the kids and the parents wind up paying the price. And it’s an expensive lesson for all involved. Robin Taub is here to teach us about the importance of raising money-smart kids!

—ADAM KOL, The Couples Financial Coach Podcast

This week, I spoke with Robin Taub, author of the book The Wisest Investment, about how to instill financial literacy for children. We discuss strategies, role modeling, and techniques for teaching personal finance and money lessons to your kids.

—ANDREW CHEN, Hack Your Wealth

Robin Taub, author of The Wisest Investment: Teaching Your Kids to Be Responsible, Independent and Money-Smart for Life, speaks with Shaun Maslyk about Bruce Springsteen and raising money-smart children in a digital world.

—The Most Hated F-Word Podcast

Financial fitness guru Tracey Bissett chats with Robin Taub, author of The Wisest Investment: Teaching Your Kids to Be Responsible, Independent and Money-Smart for Life, about the wisest investment you can make, including who is teaching your kids about the five pillars of money.

—Young Money Podcast

Money can be a tough subject to talk about or teach, but Robin Taub, a chartered professional accountant, a professional speaker, and author of the best-selling book, The Wisest Investment, can help.

—CHCH Morning Live

Kris McCusker chats with Robin Taub, author of The Wisest Investment: Teaching Your Kids to Be Responsible, Independent and Money-Smart for Life, who says the pandemic and the shift to digital payments prompted her to update a book she wrote 10 years ago.

—680 News

Robin Taub, author of The Wisest Investment: Teaching Your Kids to Be Responsible, Independent and Money-Smart for Life, speaks with Tom McConnell about how the five pillars of money can be discussed with children of every age group, and how to start these conversations in everyday life.

—iHeartRadio

Robin is a great interview guest. Debt Free in 30 is a “long form” podcast, “live to tape” with no edits, so everything the guest says goes to air; Robin is a great guest in this format. She can succinctly present her main point (so she’d be great on short form radio or TV interviews), but then she can effortlessly expand on the point to give greater depth and nuance. I asked many pointed questions, challenging her conclusions, and she is great speaking “off the cuff” with well-reasoned, easy-to-follow perspectives. She speaks free of jargon, so is easily understood by a wide range of listeners. Always a great interview!

—DOUG HOYES, Host, Debt Free in 30 Podcast, Partner, HOYES MICHALOS

As an interview guest, Robin is witty, knowledgeable and authentic as she shares her gems of wisdom about making our next generation financially savvy.

—TARA NOLAN, Wealth Advisor, Nolan Financial and Host, NOLAN FINANCIAL RADIO