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Ron Lieber, in addition to writing the Your Money column for the New York Times, is the author of three bestsellers, including Taking Time Off.
Many parents view entitlement as one of the most unappealing traits in children today, often misattributing it to wealth. However, entitlement is more closely tied to four key factors: a lack of household responsibilities, freedom from rules or schedules, excessive parental attention, and an abundance of possessions—most of which are unrelated to financial status. In fact, teaching children about money can counteract entitlement by fostering qualities like thrift, generosity, curiosity, and patience. For example, encouraging children to save or creatively manage their resources helps instill these values. Unfortunately, societal discomfort around discussing finances often prevents such lessons, as parents may feel uneasy sharing their financial realities or comparing them to others. This avoidance leaves children unprepared and more likely to develop entitled attitudes. Breaking this silence is crucial to raising balanced, responsible individuals.
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