{ENDED} Dave Ramsey Kids Monster Pack Giveaway!
Posted at 3:38 PM by I am THAT Lady: Lauren
If you are wanting to get your kids into learning how to work for, save, and give their money in a responsible way – the Dave Ramsey Monster Pack is the BEST kids money kit around (in my opinion). My son is 7 and he can easily keep track of his chores, what he makes for each chore, and what to do with the money that he earns. It is a great starting point for any child and I highly recommend it!
With the Kids Monster Pack, your kids will learn:
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A LOT of great information comes inside this kit – my favorite part of the kit is the customizable chore chart!
On top of what comes in the kit above – it comes with a 6 DISC CD set and a 6 Book Reading set to go along with the books! My 3 year old loves listening and reading the books and they are great learning tools for ages 3-12. It also comes with 3 Super Saver Banks with separate banks for Saving, Giving, and Spending.
Here are the details – ONE reader will win their very own Dave Ramsey financial Peace Kids Monster Kit pack ( a value of $107.00)
You must fill out the form below – if you cannot see the form you will need to enter the giveaway on your computer. The giveaway will end on March 5th at midnight ET, the winner will be announced the next day and given 48 hours to respond to my email so make sure you are checking your SPAM folder that day.
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Comments:
They are still young and have a savings account but when they are a little older I don’t know how to show them the importance of money.
The biggest struggle is helping them understand you dont need something right away, you cam save for it or work towarda it
My daughter has no realistic concept of money value. If something is important to her, for example a wii game, it is worth $1000.
Great program..excited to be able to share with my kids
My biggest struggle is that my kids are still very little and our budget is super-tight so I don’t really have the luxury of giving them a regular allowance – and I love to treat them when I have a little extra cushion!
My son isn’t yet old enough to learn about money, but I’d love to use Dave Ramsey’s model when he is.
just to save money! but they are doing fairly well
I hope I win!
I would have to say the hardest thing to teach them about money is how to spend wisely…not on food, or toys that will break.
The hardest thing for us is to remind them that sometimes we have to sacrifice a little now for a bigger payoff in the end.
teaching them the importance of consequences when they dont use their money wisely, even at a little age
My husband and I are working very diligently on worshipping with our finances and are praying for financial peace. This is a great way to instill this into our kids at a very young age!!
My kiddos LOVE these stories. I want to win this so I can give it to my nieces!!!
The hardest part is just showing them not to take money for granted and to realize how much hard work goes into earning money.
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I find it difficult to steer him towards quality purchases. Crappy toys have an appealing cost. He does use coupons and sales, though!
My children are too young to realize that we can’t simply buy whatever we want! So I want to teach them the importance of saving, paying our bills on time, tithing, and putting money aside just for fun! This is a GREAT prize!
I want to win this! This is exactly what I need and my children will love it
I would really appreciate the chance to win this kit! my husband and i are were not educated properly in finances. we struggle everyday. i do not want my children to follow in our footsteps. i would love the tools to help them have a better financial future! thank you for the entry
I would love to have this for my granddaughter.
Saving! It’s soo hard to put back money and NOT touch it1
My biggest struggle is that I dont think they understand that when they are on their own, they wont be able to buy lots of makeup, clothes, eating out, etc., and have money left to pay for the necessities that are being provided to them now by their parents.
My daughter loves to collect money… so this would be a great way to show her why we should do so.
My biggest struggle teaching my kids about money is trying to teach them a need vs. a want!
Would love to win these to teach my boys about saving and giving and also spending wisely.
The hardest thing is to teach them to save for larger purchases.
That money does not grow on trees, she is still young and I am working on her using her own money to understand the value behind it.
The “value” of money…my stepson is just starting to buy his own stuff and we are working on how many chores it takes to earn enough for what he wants.
to save, especially when they see something they want in the store.
this seems like an excellent idea
To learn how to wisely save money for things they want to buy and how to manage it for when they become adults.
Very important..i want to win!
I have a hard time teaching my 7 year old practical ways to budget money (not just saving for Disney World!) as well as the importance of having a balance in handling money, where she can understand giving and wise spendi.g.
My biggest struggle is teaching my son to have a plan and save for something. I have a tendency to just buy him what he wants when he needs it. I hope I win. Thanks for the awesome giveaway.
My oldest will be 6 on Friday and has no concept of money
Until about 9 months ago neither did I lol. But we have been doing great these last few months but still dont know how to teach the kids about money. Would love this and Im sure it would help 
Thanks for the chance!
They don’t quite grasp how expensive it is to go out to dinner vs. eating at home.
The biggest struggle is to get them to save for bigger things and long term goals.
saving and using it wisely
I think my biggest struggle with teaching our boys is to save.
listen to Dave all the time could really use this to help train our kids
Being consistent in teaching about money.
The biggest struggle I have right now in teaching my 4 year old about money is that the bank doesn’t have an unlimited supply just for us. Rather that we have so much money, and once we use it, that’s it.
My husband listens to Dave all the time. We could all use a lesson on how to better handle our money
I would love to use this to teach my 4 kids!
Absolute fan of Ramsey! Would love to share his insightful teaching to my 5 yr old daughter!
We are just starting to teach him. Would love some direction!
Giving appropriate allowance.
Would love to be able to share this with my 11 & 6 yr olds! Thanks!
Understanding there is not a never ending supply.. at least with some of them.
I love dave ramsey…would love to help my kids learn to save
Never too early to teach how to save money!
That money does not grow on trees.
The actual “value” of money.
Right now my two boys are under 3, so we don’t have a lot of discussions about money. But my husband and I are both passionate about the Dave Ramsey plan and can’t wait to pass that along to our growing family!