FINANCE 102 for Kids

In Finance 102 for Kids, children and parents will learn:

How to spend wisely and live within your means

How to determine the real cost of a purchase and make informed decisions

Different ways to stretch your money’s worth

How to resist unhealthy media and social influence

How to make credit cards work for you

The power of saving, investing, and compound interest

How to protect your money, property, and reputation

Things beyond money that can make you rich

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Lesson #1: Live within Your Means

The idea of “living within your means” is one of the best ways you can manage your money. This concept means spending no more than the money you have. When you choose to live within your means, you are limiting your expenses to less than what you have or what you are going to make. In other words, you are not overspending.

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Lesson #23: Put Time on Your Side

Kids like you are in a great position to greatly benefit from the power of compounding interest because you have more time than adults to make your money grow. The sooner you start saving and investing, the higher the reward you will reap. When you start to save and invest early, you are giving your money more time to grow. The power of compounding can help your money earn more when you give it more time to grow.

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“I bought Finance 101 for Kids and Finance 102 for Kids for my two boys as well as a graduation gift for my coworker’s son. My sons love it! I believe these series of books are an awesome graduation gift for elementary and middle-schoolers. They will not only learn but they will also be amused by the catchy illustration and some quotes by famous business leaders. I highly recommend these books!”

Lindsay G.
    

“A must read!!! My kids and I read the first version 101 many years ago and we enjoyed it and applied it to our daily lives as much as we could. This new version is as enjoyable and relatable as the first one. It’s definitely a must read not just for kids and teens but adults like me. Now that I have 3 high school kids… this makes it easy for me to teach my kids have to be savvy with their finances by having them read this book.”

Chardelle A.
    

“This book is a good resource on how to teach kids about properly managing their money. It emphasizes the value of spending wisely and living within your means, which many adults unfortunately don’t seem to understand. Highly recommended!”

Toni L.
    

“Great sequel to Finance 101 for Kids. This book is broken down into 30 “Lessons” about money. Each one is written in terms that middle grade kids can understand. You could hand this book to your child and that alone would increase their practical financial knowledge. But if you wanted to engage a bit more, it would not be difficult to read this book with your child, taking it lesson by lesson, and show them how each lesson plays out in the real world they are already living in.”

Robin V.
    

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