“I created my own family currency. It's just some paper notes in small denominations that my kids can count. We have jars. So they have their spend jar, their saving jar, and we also have our family jar...”

Tori Smith · Life Matters - Full program podcast · Making space for grief in the workplace and breaking free from money dysmorphia

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created a family currency with paper notes, spend, saving and family jars, and a weekly family store day where kids redeem earned "Smith bucks" for coupons

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