My thoughts about The Most awesome Money Book Ever! by Melanie Bajrovic
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The book synopsis for The Most awesome Money Book Ever!by Melanie Bajrovic
The Most Awesome Money Book Ever helps children and teenagers understand money, develop a healthy relationship with money, and learn important principles of money management. It is a must read for children, teenagers and their parents. Why wait for your children to develop bad habits with money?
Poor financial choices have devastating consequences. Large credit card debt, student loans, inflated car loans, and other negative debts can severely damage a life. Most people live paycheck to paycheck, barely scraping by, struggling and living in scarcity. All of this is because they didn’t receive the vital financial education to help them make better choices. Do you want this kind of life for your loved ones? Get them started right and then watch them grow into responsible and wealthy adults.
If good habits are developed from a young age this changes the course of their life for the better.
The Most Awesome Money Book Ever is a fun and fact-filled book that shows children and teenagers everything they need to know about money! Here are some topics explored.
What is money and how it all got started
How to earn and make money
How to save and invest money
What is credit and what are the dangers of mishandling it
What the stock market is
What real estate is
What income taxes are
Economic forces that can affect personal finance
What currencies and foreign exchanges are
The importance of giving back and helping others
And much, much more!
Financial literacy for kids demands a high-quality education, which most children are unlikely to receive either at home or at school. In The Best Money Book Ever, author Melanie Bajrovic has made it incredibly simple to access high quality financial education for yourself or your young ones!
Melanie is a passionate advocate for effectively teaching and promoting financial wellness. It has never been a more important topic and is a MUST KNOW and HIGHLY UNDER-TAUGHT subject, especially in today’s financial climate. Do yourself and your children a huge favor and check out this incredibly useful and valuable book.
It's a shame that they don't teach financial awareness in schools as it is far more important than some subjects they teach. Sounds like a good book. Great review.
I know. I don't understand why they stopped doing classes like home ed, wood work, etc... too. Surely they are more useful in the real world. I did do some finance in Business Studies and maybe it was briefly mentioned in Maths but there were no real lessons about bank accounts, investing, savings, etc...
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It's a shame that they don't teach financial awareness in schools as it is far more important than some subjects they teach. Sounds like a good book. Great review.
ReplyDeleteI know. I don't understand why they stopped doing classes like home ed, wood work, etc... too. Surely they are more useful in the real world. I did do some finance in Business Studies and maybe it was briefly mentioned in Maths but there were no real lessons about bank accounts, investing, savings, etc...
DeleteThis is a great resource to have, Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGlad you found it useful. Thanks for dropping by
DeleteI wish I had some money to manage!
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