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Ep. 48 Clarity & Confidence with Money: Teaching Kids Financial Independence with Matt Morizio
Help your kids grow confident with money. Learn how clarity, confidence, and open conversations build financial independence and generational wealth from an early age.
Want to raise kids who feel confident and clear about money?
In this episode of FI for Kids, host Dominic DeLaquil sits down with Matt Morizio, founder of Reconstructing Wealth, to explore how parents can teach children financial independence and shift away from fear-based money habits.
Matt shares how growing up with a scarcity mindset shaped his early relationship with money—and how he’s now helping his seven children develop clarity, confidence, and emotional detachment around money. From practical tips to powerful mindset shifts, this conversation is packed with insights on teaching kids finance, building generational wealth, and creating a positive money culture at home.
What you’ll learn in this episode:
· Why early money lessons shape lifelong financial habits
· How to teach kids financial independence from a young age
· The role of emotional detachment in financial freedom
· Why financial knowledge reduces fear and builds confidence
· How to use money as a tool to serve your family’s calling
· The importance of growth-minded community for parents
If you’re a parent who wants to raise financially confident kids—and build generational wealth with purpose—this episode is for you.
Join us for wide-ranging conversations about teaching kids the habits and skills they need to reach financial independence and retire early. Combining basic financial smarts with self-knowledge, guide your kids on the path to crafting lives that bring them deep fulfillment and joy.
We bring you insightful interviews with financial experts, parents, behavioral experts, kids, and those that have achieved F.I. (financial independence) in their 30s, 40s, and 50s simply by working regular jobs, being smart with their money, and prioritizing the things in life that they value most.