Teaching kids about money


Nina (in orange shirt) believes that children can learn how to save using the simple, yet effective, money jar system.

AT the tender age of 12, Ahmad Iszuddin Ahmad Izham has already contributed over RM5,000 of self-earned money to conservation efforts on saving turtles.

This little man on a mission bakes cookies, produces tee-shirts, do-it-yourself cooking kits, and his very own recipe book, which he sells to raise funds for his movement “Save Sea Animals From Extinction”.

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