Money skills for kids

"This book introduces the topic of stocks and bonds, including the risks of investment. Written in clear, accessible language for readers just starting to learn how their personal economy works, the main content will instill financial literacy to everyone who reads it"--Amazon.

"[Explains] financial goal setting and budgeting. Practical tips readers can use today and later in life emphasize prioritizing necessities and keeping track of what is spent in order to live within a budget. Simple economics are blended with citizenship through sections about giving to charity and finding ways to use money for good"--OCLC.

"This book covers the most basic concepts of money including income, budgets, and taxes in language appropriate for an audience just beginning to be concerned with these matters. Additionally, the main content covers the many ways one can save money, including for long-term goals such as retirement. Sidebars and fact boxes contribute further detail and examples about difficult concepts."--Amazon.

"This book breaks down credit, loans, interest, and debt to help readers understand one of the hardest financial areas to manage long before they truly need the help. Sidebars and fact boxes supplement sections on credit cards, bankruptcy, and even national debt to explain especially tricky topics."--Amazon.

"One of the first steps toward good money management is opening a bank account or two. How debit and savings accounts work, how to get cash from these accounts, and more are covered in this introductory volume on using money. Practical tips such as shopping around for a good deal and credit card management are woven through basic economic concepts of spending, budgeting, and saving"--Amazon.