Welcome to the Jill on Money Show, it's Sunday, March 27th.

And today we are airing the second part of our interview with Bobby Rebell.

She is a certified financial planner and a financial literacy advocate and journalist.

She's also a friend of the pod and she's written a new book called Launching Financial

Grownups.

Who doesn't want to do that?

So here is the second part of our interview with Bobby Rebell.

Now we also get a ton of people who write into us and come on the show and they talk

about their children and investing.

And you have an entire chapter of the book devoted to grown up investing.

Now how can we help these young adults start to manage their own financial lives?

You want to give them information but you don't want to do it for them.

So what does that look like when it comes to investing?

It looks like telling them that they have to be investing but not telling them what they

need to be investing in.

It's giving them information as you said.

But also this is the key thing, not judging because there's a lot of investments today

that you and I are going to say, oh no, oh no, no, no.

But what's important at this age and they have time, time is on their side is that with

at least an appropriate portion of their investments, they do learn what their actual

risk tolerance is.

I think the most important lesson you can teach your child is to be sort of the EQ of

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