Talking About Money Challenges: Elijah and Kassidy
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Talking About Money Challenges: Elijah and Kassidy
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What do young people really think about money?
In this episode of Detroit Youth Rising, Bobbi, president of the Detroit Phoenix Center Youth Action Board, sits down with Elijah and Kassidy to talk about the role money plays in their lives. From learning financial lessons at home and through DPC programs to figuring out the difference between wants and needs, they share what financial responsibility looks like when you're still coming of age.
The conversation touches on budgeting, saving, and the challenges of managing limited resources. Elijah and Kassidy open up about how their families, mentors, and first jobs shaped their attitudes toward money. They also wrestle with big questions: Should schools teach financial literacy? Would the world be better off without money? And how do you balance being responsible with still enjoying life?
Through honesty and humor, Elijah and Kassidy reveal the pressures youth face around money—and the wisdom they're already gaining. Their reflections show not just the struggles, but also the resilience and creativity young people bring to financial challenges, offering a perspective adults would do well to hear.