Money For Teens

When it comes to financing and saving, many teenagers don’t seem to understand the kind of power and responsibility that comes with money. Whether you have a part-time job or you get an allowance from your parents, saving and budgeting are a huge part of what makes you independent.

I think we can all agree that having your finances in order can make living a happy life much easier. Make sure your young person doesn’t fall into the trap of asking “Where is all my money going?” or “Why didn’t they teach me this stuff in school?!” Author Stephen Carter is a high school teacher-turned-entrepreneur and had made it his mission to help young people manage their money better. Through a pause-resisting narrative, Stephen tells the story of a sophomore named Andrew Black, as he navigates the world of finance alongside his instructor, Mr. Sharp.

Teenagers are flooded with too much information from the internet, and it can be difficult to navigate what is helpful or hurtful to learn from. Even as adults, it can be challenging to have a grasp on life skills without an early start.

As a parent, you want your teen to grow up financially independent and secure. But in today's fast-paced world, it's easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of everyday life and forget to teach your teens about the importance of managing money. However, it's never too late to start.

Mr. Chickee, the genial blind man in the neighborhood, gives nine-year-old Steven a mysterious bill with 15 zeros on it and the image of a familiar but startling face. Could it be a quadrillion dollar bill? Could it be real? Well, Agent Fondoo of the U.S. Treasury Department and his team of Secret Government Agents are determined to get that money back! But Steven and his best friends, Russell and Zoopy the giant dog, are more than a match for the Feds.

Avoid the embarrassment of not knowing the basic skills in life by the time you move out. Learn how to clean, cook, repair, and so much more! Between juggling your homework, extracurricular activities, and trying to maintain a social life—learning life skills can feel like too much. While you can’t downplay the importance of good academics, you must have questioned their practical applications in real life—and this is why academic skills without life skills are not enough.

En un mundo donde las redes sociales y el consumismo constante desafían nuestras finanzas, "Riqueza Joven" llega como un faro de sabiduría financiera para la nueva generación. Este innovador libro está diseñado específicamente para adolescentes y jóvenes adultos que se embarcan en su viaje hacia la independencia económica. A lo largo de 10 capítulos transformadores, "Riqueza Joven" ofrece una hoja de ruta clara y accesible para navegar el complejo mundo de las finanzas personales.

With over 10 years of experience in the education and parenting fields, Emily Carter provides you with an all-around guide to all the essential life skills you need to learn as a teenager–without having to learn them the hard way like most people.

In this informative and entertaining book, Dr. John E. Whitcomb shares his proven strategies for teaching teenagers to manage their own money. By empowering teens to control their own finances, parents can avoid ever getting involved in another argument about expenses. Based on the author’s experiences as a youth in boarding school, this approach is sure to help teens learn the important money-management skills they aren’t taught elsewhere.

Are you tired of living off your allowance, finding it hard to save, and feeling confused about your financial future? Do you want to take control of your finances but feel like investing is only for adults? Or perhaps you are a parent or educator, looking for a practical, engaging, and comprehensive resource that instills good financial habits and simplifies investing for teens. Your search ends here.

Warum verdienen, sparen und investieren Frauen weniger Geld als Männer? Sie sind doch weder dümmer noch fauler! Die Wahrheit ist: Frauen haben oft große Berührungsängste mit dem Thema Finanzen. Aber damit ist jetzt Schluss. "Miss Money" vermittelt Mädchen ab zwölf praxisnahes Grundlagenwissen zum Sparen, Geldverdienen, Konsumieren und Investieren. Dank starker weiblicher Vorbilder und einer gendergerechten Sprache verleiht es das nötige Selbstvertrauen, um gute Finanzentscheidungen zu treffen.

No matter where you are currently at in your life journey, Discover Life Skills for Teens and Young Adults is the perfect starting point for you. The world is a scary place at the best of times, not to mention in the current circumstances. What you hear on the news can make the future seem bleak and your prospects seem slim.

Your first step in the world of banking is to get a checking account. When you open your first account, you need to consider many factors. Finding an account that fits your style and preferences is vital. Second, you want to build yourself some semblance of a back-up fund. Learn about these critical items, and much more, in Steven Tylor O'Connor's indispensable guide to finances for teens.

Ever felt like you just didn’t quite get the financial education you wanted? There’s evidence of a huge lack of financial literacy in American youth, and that shouldn’t be the case. David Mills Jr. has compiled a comprehensive guide to personal finance that covers everything you need to know to get your personal finances started off on the right foot. Whether you’re a high school student, a young adult, or just a curious teenager, this book will meet you where you’re at and arm you with the basics of personal finance.

As Warren Buffett, one of the wealthiest men in America, once said, “If you don't find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die.” It’s not your fault if you’re not well-informed about making passive income, but it will be if you choose to stay ignorant. You need to equip yourself with the knowledge, practices, and strategies that will help you manage and multiply what you currently have so you can build a future free of money worries.

This book is a short guide to explain a few things about credit that your parents or guardians may or may not have told you.

Cherry Kerrigan loves her simple life, her family's tiny trailer, even working at Burrito Barn. Forget college - she's marrying her sweetheart from next door. But here comes Ardelia Deen, a glamorous starlet who sweeps Cherry into a world of fast cars and penthouse parties. Now Cherry's small-town life just seems so...small. When Ardelia drops a bomb of an offer, Cherry knows her life will change forever - no matter what she decides.

What if one day a dog-like human talks with us? And what if the dog is a money expert? An inspiring story by Bodo Schaefer, author of worldwide best-selling business books, about an 11-year-old girl and her dog who can teach kids and adults how to manage money. As soon as the dog named Money met Kira, who was living a normal life before, Kira took a step toward richness. Following lessons by Money, she faced different difficulties on her way, but gradually came closer to her dream.

Having money doesn’t make people happy. It’s what we do with it that matters. And yet the wealth-generating industry of investing and financial planning focuses almost exclusively on using wealth to create more wealth. Is that really the point of life? To see how rich you can be when you die? In Memory Royalties, Todd Rustman shines an evocative light on the very concept of investing, inviting you on a journey to change the way you look at wealth itself—not as a goal, but as the tremendous potential to generate a life of depth and meaning.

Learn how to escape financial bondage in five easy steps. This audiobook is a quick-start personal money-management guide for women, men, teens, and beginners.