Publisher's Synopsis
Experts agree that the earlier you start learning about money, the better. Because bad money habits are hard to break, and they can take a toll. Good ones, on the other hand, set you up for success - whether you're managing a $5 allowance or buying a house.
But for young people, personal finance is rarely top of mind. So how do you equip them with the knowledge and skills they need to develop healthy money habits?
Here's one answer: books.
Together we'll explore:
- How to make reaching your goals inevitable
- Building a bulletproof financial outlook
- Investing in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, index funds, etc.
- Taxation of financial vehicles & retirement vehicles
- Budgeting & paying yourself first
- Approaching investing with the proper psychology
