Asking someone about their finances is about as uncomfortable as asking them about their weight.
People tend to be tight-lipped about the numbers in their bank accounts, especially in front of their kids. But some financial experts say kids stand to benefit if parents are a bit more open.
“Everybody makes financial mistakes, and trying to keep that from your kids — it may be an opportunity for them to learn something,” said Perry Ceholski, vice president of wealth management at
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