When it comes to spending, setting a good example for your kids can be tough.
For many of us it’s a case of – ‘do as I say, not as I do’.
But whether you’re responsible with money or your spending habits could be likened to Carrie Bradshaw in a shoe store, you still have to teach your kids the value of a dollar.
We chatted to Mia Freedman, radio host Brigitte Duclos, fashion editor Penny McCarthy and actor and author Andrew Daddo about how they manage (or in some cases fail) to do it.
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