Make Your Kid a Money Genius (Even If You're Not)

Make Your Kid a Money Genius (Even If You're Not)
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A Parents' Guide for Kids 3 to 23

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فرمت کتاب

ebook

تاریخ انتشار

2017

نویسنده

Beth Kobliner

ناشر

Simon & Schuster

شابک

9781476766829

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Library Journal

January 1, 2017

Best-selling financial author Kobliner (Get a Financial Life) here provides a step-by-step look at developing financial literacy skills throughout childhood. Concerned that we are avoiding teaching our kids the financial facts of life, she outlines specific dos and don'ts that parents can adopt, such as whether or not allowances should be tied to chores. She strongly suggests not disclosing your salary nor the babysitter's wage, and presents age-appropriate money skills for preschoolers through college grads ("Research shows that kids whose parents carry the full burden of college costs score lower GPAs than kids who chip in.") Addressing everything from car loans to moving home after college, Kobliner's recommendations are practical, thorough, and relevant (e.g., she explains why extended warranties are almost always unnecessary). VERDICT Considering the huge burden of debt that many young people carry today, wise is the parent who starts the youngster saving early. Warmly recommended.

Copyright 2017 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.



School Library Journal

February 1, 2017

Best-selling financial author Kobliner (Get a Financial Life) here provides a step-by-step look at developing financial literacy skills throughout childhood. Concerned that we are avoiding teaching our kids the financial facts of life, she outlines specific dos and don'ts that parents can adopt, such as whether or not allowances should be tied to chores. She strongly suggests disclosing neither your salary nor the babysitter's wage, and presents age-appropriate money skills for preschoolers through college grads ("Research shows that kids whose parents carry the full burden of college costs score lower GPAs than kids who chip in."). Addressing everything from car loans to moving home after college, Kobliner's recommendations are practical, thorough, and relevant (e.g., she explains why extended warranties are almost always unnecessary).

Copyright 2017 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.




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