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Raising Financially Confident Kids (2012)

by Mary Hunt(Favorite Author)

3.71 of 5 Votes: 2

ISBN

0800721411 (ISBN13: 9780800721411)

languge

English

genre

Nonfiction

publisher

Fleming H. Revell Company

review 1: Have you ever just seen a book, and wondered where was this book twenty years ago? This book is one of those books. After I started reading it, I was really wishing I had this book when my children were babies. Now my son is an adult and I am thinking, is there any way to apply these principles to help him. Still studying on that one. This is a book every parent of young children should have in their hands. It is a life tool. Truthfully I think this is an ideal baby shower gift. Even as an adult you can learn from this book. A great book, easy to read, quick read! You will not want to miss this life tool!The back of this book states that "the most important lessons you can teach your kids is how to handle their money." This statement says it all about this book.... more This book will show you how to do that very thing! Put this book on your reading list, especially if you are the parent of younger children. 204 pages US $12.99 5 stars.Available August 2012 from your favorite seller of Revell Books, a division of Baker Publishing Group. This book was provided for review purposes only, no payment was received for this book.
review 2: Title: RAISING FINANCIALLY CONFIDENT KIDSAuthor: Mary HuntPublisher: RevellAugust 2012ISBN: 978-0800721411Genre: money managementRAISING FINANCIALLY CONFIDENT KIDS is a book that all parents need to read – from start to finish – whether they are wise money managers or not. Children are growing up bombarded with commercials that credit cards can buy happiness—whatever you want. You can have it now. They don’t tell you that you’ll be paying hundred or thousands of dollars interest on your credit card debt if you don’t pay it in full every month. One of the most important lessons you can teach your child is basic financial skills. And for those who have credit card debt and student loan debt, they can involve their children in the paying down the debt, showing them how much interest they’re paying…Ms. Hunt shows us how she went from being a mom on the brink of financial ruin to someone who is now a money management expert. Whether your children are preschoolers or teens, this book has guidelines to help you teach them. I was raised with a financially savvy mom and most of the things mentioned in this book is common sense. I’m trying to encourage my college age sons that they don’t need credit cards, save their financial aid for needed items, don’t spend it all in one place just in case they have car bills, etc. and I’m trying to teach my younger daughters that if we don’t have the cash money for it we don’t buy it. If you are wanting your children to learn to manage money wisely, (and learn along with them) you will want to read RAISING FINANCIALLY CONFIDENT KIDS. Highly recommended. $12.99. 212 pages. less

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