It's never too early to make your money work for you! Discover how with this teen guide to financial health.
You don't have to work on Wall Street to know that money is important. Learn to handle it responsibly with this teen guide to money skills that makes managing money more fun! It dives into the essentials of saving, investing, and more, with tips on getting the most out of everything you earn. Before you know it, you'll be throwing around terms like dividend and liquidity like a finance professional.
Be smart with money―Learn how to set financial goals, create a budget, and recognize the difference between good debt and bad debt so you can make calculated decisions with your money.
What's up with the stock market?― Get an overview of how the stock market works and explore all the different ways you can invest your money and assess your risk tolerance.
Plan for the future―This advice is meant especially for teens, with pointers for landing a summer job, starting a savings plan, and preparing for the years ahead!
Invest in your financial success with Money for Adulting.
pretty good introduction to finance basics that's written in a friendly manner that would entice teens or kids. In one handy bus ride, one can complete this book and learn the basic difference and risk levels for treasury bonds, certificates of deposits, investment bonds, high-yield bonds, and junk bonds, as well as the meanings of index funds, ETFs, venture capital or angel investing, and what it takes to get started.
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This book was cool - I am terrible with financial advice and I have been looking for a book that was easy enough to understand because whenever someone in my family tries to talk about money and finances it goes right over my head. This book is a phenomenal resource to have about money and finance for those who don't like talking about money. I recommend this book to teens or college students who need to know more about finances!
I am even looking at buying this book for myself - when I have the money, of course. =)
This is a very complete, easy-to-read look at many aspects of teens and money. Making money, saving it, and a LOT of information on investing it. There are many actual adults who would benefit from reading this book.
For middle school, there was perhaps too much information on investing. This would be a great book to get a high schooler to set them on a path to a successful financial future.
Great introduction to investing for people of all ages just getting started! There are a few sections that are specifically geared towards people still in high school/college, but everything is broken down in a way that made my head stop spinning, an amazing feat for talking about money concepts.
Why isn't the average rating for this book higher?
This book is well-written, comprehensive, and covers basically everything you need to know about your finances! All the concepts are broken down in a really clear and way. Finances are like my niche and even I feel like I learned some things.