Easy Peasy Finance in the Media

Michelle Martin meets Rishi Vamdatt, creator of the web and video resource Easy Peasy Finance, and finds out why and how he has started investing since the age of 7. Rishi tells us what’s in his portfolio and which areas of the stock market he thinks are worth staying away from. 

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Moolala’s best of interviews about Kids and Money. We’ll talk to YouTube star Rishi Vamdatt, the 13-year-old creator of Easy Peasy Finance about his mission to improve financial literacy for kids. Then, I’ll speak with the author of My Dad’s Class, Paige Cornetet, about some activities parents can do with their kids to teach them about money and life. And, digital currency as allowance. Karen Holland from Gifting Sense tells us how this could impact how kids see the value of money. Plus, an education provider that helps kids learn about financial literacy. Hasina Lookman tells us about Explorer Hop and the different courses offered. And, what you need to know before borrowing money to help your kids financially. Licensed Insolvency Trustee Doug Hoyes has some cautionary tales.

To find out more about the guests check out:

• Rishi Vamdatt: easypeasyfinance.com | YouTube | Twitter | Facebook
• Paige Cornetet: spendthen.com | Facebook | Instagram
• Karen Holland: giftingsense.org | LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook
• Hasina Lookman: explorerhop.com | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube
• Doug Hoyes: hoyes.com | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

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#036.  Today’s guest is Rishi Vamdatt.  We get how Rishi first got interested in personal finance when he was only 6 years old, and why he was drawn toward learning more about it.  He talks about why he creates content to help kids and beginners, and the top reasons why it is important to have kids learn about personal finance from a young age.  He digs into key personal finance concepts that kids and beginners should absolutely be learning about and how they should be putting these concepts into action.

We discuss how Rishi has been able to put these concepts to his own life, including starting investing at seven years old. We cover the common misconceptions that kids (and adults) have about investing.  And talk about how parents can foster the importance of having their kids invest at a young age and develop their kids’ mindset around investing at a young age.

Show notes and more at:

https://moneydadpodcast.com/session036

#045 How do you make learning about finance fun and easy, especially for kids and beginners? We have someone very special to break it down for you…

 Meet Rishi Vamdatt, the 12-year-old personal finance educator and visionary behind Easy Peasy Finance, a kid-friendly resource that can be utilized by parents and educators alike to teach young minds about personal finance while keeping them engaged. Having started learning about finance at the age of 6, Rishi is now using financial strategies that some adults don’t even use or know about. 

 In this episode, Rishi talks about his journey of learning about finance, his favorite money and finance books for kids, and how he’s applying his knowledge about investing for retirement. He also highlights the benefits of listening to the Easy Peasy Finance Podcast with your kids, the biggest challenges he has encountered along his financial education journey, and the results you can expect from investing your money for retirement. Then, Rishi shares a few simple action steps you can take to get your child or teenager involved in learning about money and finances.

 “Now, after these almost four years of Easy Peasy Finance, I’ve kind of learned a lot of things along the way and it’s a lot easier now than it was at the beginning.”           –Rishi Vamdatt

 Rishi is 12 and he’s already planning for retirement?! Don’t let that intimidate you, though. Let that be inspiration and fuel for you to empower your kids to start making financial decisions early in life! It’s possible and it’s easier than you think. 

 If you enjoyed this podcast and know someone else who would benefit from it, we invite you to SHARE it & RATE/REVIEW it on our website, iTunes, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you’re tuning in from!

 Stay tuned for more episodes coming your way!

 Resources Mentioned:

Listen to the Easy Peasy Finance Podcast

Subscribe to Rishi’s YouTube channel

Learn more about Easy Peasy Finance

I Will Teach You To Be Rich by Ramit Sethi

Blue Chip Kids by David W. Bianchi

The Kid’s Money Book by Jamie Kyle McGillian

Rishi Vamdatt is the 12-year-old creator of Easy Peasy Finance, an award-winning resource that spreads financial literacy by breaking down complex financial concepts. Having been featured on CBS New York and many radio shows and podcasts, Rishi has touched the lives of over half a million kids, parents, and teachers, and he joins me today to discuss the importance of learning about personal finance for everyone—but especially for kids.

Listen in as he shares why he first started Easy Peasy Finance, how he has tailored his content to appeal to kids, and how he keeps up with creating content while also being a kid himself. We also talk about the many ways that learning about personal finance can benefit kids and parents alike, as well as what Rishi believes everyone should avoid when it comes to personal finance.

“Finance is a key life skill.” – Rishi Vamdatt

This Week on Young Money:

• How Rishi first became interested in personal finance.
• What he believes people should learn about personal finance.
• How Easy Peasy Finance first started and how they help people.
• The age groups that most benefit from the content.
• Rishi’s best tips to get started optimizing your personal finances.
• What people should avoid when it comes to personal finance.

Key takeaways:

1. Have an emergency fund.
2. Invest wisely.
3. Live within your means.

Connect withRishi Vamdatt:

• Website
• Facebook
• LinkedIn
• YouTube
• Twitter
• Instagram

Resources Mentioned:

• Easy Peasy Money: A Fun Money & Budgeting Book for Kids by Rishi Vamdatt
• Easy Peasy Investing: A Fun Investing Book for Kids by Rishi Vamdatt
• I Will Teach You to Be Rich: No Guilt. No Excuses. No BS. Just a 6-Week Program That Works by Ramit Sethi 

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On the latest episode of The Tony Steuer Podcast, I spoke with Rishi Vamdatt, creator of Easy Peasy Finance about why personal finance is important for kids. 

Rishi Vamdatt is the creator of Easy Peasy Finance, with a mission to spread financial literacy by breaking down complex financial concepts through animated, fun personal finance videos loved by all ages. He has also authored a book on money & budgeting called ”Easy Peasy Money”, and created free financial literacy resources like online courses, quizzes, infographics, glossary of terms, etc. that are available on his website.

In this episode we discussed:

– The idea behind Easy Peasy Finance

– His book “Easy Peasy Money: A Fun Money & Budgeting Book”

– The impact of his YouTube Channel across all age ranges

Kids, are you financially prepared for living on your own? CentsAble Bobbi talks about the importance of financial literacy, to prepare for life after mom & dad. You’ll also get viewpoints and ideas from Author/Speaker Neale Godfrey and Rishi Vamdatt, co-creator of EasyPeasyFinance.com.

Are you interested in learning about investing?

One of the best ways that I’ve grown my knowledge about the stock market and investing is through a good book.

Today, I’m sharing 10 books that helped me become a better investor and ones that I’d suggest to you as you discover more about investing.

Also, we hear from Rishi Vamdatt of Easy Peasy Finance about investing for kids and how to get started. 

RESOURCES

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Best Investing Books: https://www.marriagekidsandmoney.com/best-books-to-learn-about-investing 

Easy Peasy Finance: https://www.easypeasyfinance.com/ 

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Interest rates may seem like a boring topic but understanding them can save you a ton of money – and even create passive income streams! “CentsAble” Bobbi walks you through interest rate characteristics, how they work and how you can use them to better your financial life – with a little help from EasyPeasyFinance Creator, Rishi Vamdatt!