New Wells Fargo Study Finds Parents Use Money Rewards to Motivate Kids
Wells Fargo released a study finding that 72% of parents use money rewards to motivate their children, with academic performance being the top incentive at 51%. The survey, conducted by Ipsos among 1,500 parents, highlights how families use cash to teach work ethic and financial habits.
Key figures
- Total assets
- $2.2 trillion
- Survey sample size
- 1500
- Parents rewarding grades pct
- 51%
- Parents using money rewards pct
- 72%
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