saving and investment

Students can determine the meaning of key terms and relationships involving money, savings strategies, economics, and finance in this informational text that presents ten secrets in building the bank account of their dreams.

Readers can evaluate and integrate specific steps in investing that are examined in this blueprint.

While trying to find a way to buy a concert ticket to see her favorite pop star, Sally learns several new ways of saving money. Includes activities.

Gramps teaches his twin grandsons the value of saving money when he pays each a dollar a week to help with summer chores, then matches every dollar each boy saves.

An introduction to saving that explains what it is; discusses types of accounts, why its important, how to budget, technology, and other related topics; and includes instructions for creating a one-week budget.

Presents a step-by-step approach parents may use to help children ages five to eighteen develop the money skills they will need to become financially secure adults.

Explains why it is important for people to start saving when they are young, looks at how interest is earned, and discusses the difference between saving and investing.

Explains the basic economic principles of investing and saving.

Young readers will learn about earning money and keeping it safe, the advantages of saving money, and how banks help savings grow.

Offers parents practical guidance on how they can help their children learn proper money mangement and become responsible spenders.