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Yes You Can!
Raise Financially Aware Kids
Author Jack Jonathan
Format Hardcover, 263 pages
ISBN 0962978833
Published 2002
Publisher Andrews McMeel
Publishing
Price $19.95 |
Audience: Adults with children (preschool through high school)
Setting: Individual or small group with strong facilitator
Scope: Practical tips for working with children at home and on the
run to help them become financially responsible as they earn, share, save and
spend, with application from preschool through high school. It takes your
entire family on a step-by-step journey toward understanding money and the
role it plays in our lives. A variety of age
appropriate activities are provided throughout the book.
Purpose: To help parents teach children, in an engaging manner,
financial values that will last a lifetime.
Summary: From the time children are born, they need a CFP - Chief
Financial Parent. As CFPs, we may not feel prepared to be our
children’s major source of financial information. Yet children are quick to
pick up on the cues of those who have significant influence in their lives. We
want our children to have strong values, to be financially astute, and to be
“successful” in ways that include living a balanced life, choosing work
they like, earning a good living, and being generous and compassionate. Jack
Jonathon provides an easy to read - practical to apply - guide to infusing
value-based money discussions into your family life. He has taken the
principles of child development and applied them to the basic financial
concepts: money, budgeting, saving and gift giving.
Contents:
- The Story and History of Money: The Message is in the Medium
- Money Values
- The Allowance Experience
- Money Ins and outs: Achieving Your Financial Goals
- Putting Your Money to Work
- Growing Money right: Investing
- Smart Spending: Becoming a Wise Consumer
- Donations and Volunteering
- Smart Learning: How to Keep Getting the Financial Information You Need
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