Editor’s note: This article is the fifth and final installment in a five-part series featuring the best advice about money from investing greats, renowned economists, top financial planners and other experts. Other articles focus on advice about managing money, saving and investing, retirement planning and family finance.
We asked a diverse group of 35 top financial experts — acclaimed investors, advisers, money managers, economists, influencers and more — to share their very best advice with Kiplinger readers. The essential question we put to them: Of all the many recommendations about money you’ve given or received, what are the best, most meaningful or most impactful tips you want to pass along?
In this article, the fifth in the series, we feature the best financial advice the experts got from their parents — directly or indirectly, by example or observation. Apparently, mother and father really did know best.
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The Best Money Advice from Mom and Dad
