No one should be paid for doing house work. (and that includes kufungua gate I will reconsider that.... I might as well honk it out ... seriously) . I imagine you really want them to learn how money works not necessarily them earning money I do want them to learn how money works.... and how to earn it.... he has a piggy bank that i have been feeding and was thinking its time he starts understanding that money doesnt come "from the bank".... you have to earn it.... practically..... I am thinking in the lines of teaching them how to split incomes into saving,spending, how investing grows money Doesnt it sink more if done pratically? that's what i thoughtetc. A game like Monopoly would do well then gradually introduce them to the simple cashflow game. (Someone was selling it here sometime back).

But the greatest effect will be tagging them along to your investment meetings and those many plots you have bought and explaining to them why you did it Trust me, he can navigate some areas better than a GPS... . Even tell them the mistakes. You will be shocked how much they learn when they ask you deep questions three months on. Never underestimate the value of apprenticeship. Look at the Asians, the second to third generation are now the wealthiest men having learnt from going to the father's business after school and sitting at the till.

.And repeat job was chargeable.