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Money Management

Learning how to use money can help children, teens, and young adults with special needs become more independent. They can learn how to count money, pay for things, make a budget, and tell the difference between wants and needs. These skills can help them feel more confident and need less help from others.

 

Please note: The advice provided here is not a substitute for medical care.

Please seek the advice of your child's medical team before implementing any of the strategies discussed here. 

DISCLAIMER: 

The information provided is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical care. Always seek the advice of your medical team before implementing any of the strategies and suggestions found within the Carsone KIDS, Inc. domain. Although we can connect you to a consultant, we do not offer medical or legal advice or opinions at this time. Thank you.

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