High School Personal Finance

Avoid unnecessary debt, financial stress, and bad investments right from the start with this simple seven-step system for financial literacy. We learn a lot of things in school that we seem to never need again. Yet one of the most important factors of a successful adult life remains almost untouched by schools: financial literacy.

Over 80 percent of Americans under the age of 43 are stressed about money, especially during this unprecedented inflation, according to the American Psychological Association. You could blame the pandemic or the collapse of the economy, but blaming something you can’t control only hurts your peace of mind.

You must have heard stories of people who you think earn enough money to live comfortably but still find themselves in debt, living paycheck to paycheck or having to take loans to meet up with their expenses. This story is true for most people and will continue to be the case, if they do not take actions to rectify it.

Using teen-friendly language, relatable examples, and interactive exercises, Personal Finance for Teenagers transforms learning financial literacy into easy-to-grasp money skills THAT STICK! These core skills provide a strong financial foundation that can drastically alter a persons life path, open doors of opportunity, and drastically reduce money-related stress.

Are you concerned about your teen's understanding of money management? Whether it's learning how to stretch their allowance, responsibly handle a part-time job income, or plan for bigger financial goals like college or their first car, teens today face a financial world that's more complex than ever.

Are you having a hard time budgeting your money to the point where it gets you into debt? Do you think you’re spending money wisely, but your savings are still not enough to build your wealth? Are you wondering how you can create different streams of passive income to reach financial freedom? If you want to secure your future and start building your wealth, then you need to get this audiobook today!

Give your teen a financial head start before they enter adulthood. Most teens graduate from school without learning how money really works. They may know algebra and science, but many have never been taught how to budget, save, use a credit card responsibly, understand a paycheck, or invest for the future. As a mom and CPA, Jane Kwan wrote Personal Finance for Teens to help young people develop the money skills they need to make smart financial decisions for life.

Financial freedom is everybody’s end goal. But unfortunately, not everyone gets to achieve it because of the wrong information, wrong habits, or both. Whether you’re born into poverty or with a silver spoon, financial independence is within your reach if you practice the right money habits.

Discover the ins and outs of personal finance—in a language you can actually understand—with these clear, straightforward definitions and explanations of all things finance from income and assets to credit, loans, and debt, to stocks, bonds, money markets, and more. The personal finance book...

A Fighting Chance was created to address the lack of financial literacy in high school curriculums around the world, leaving young people unequipped to manage their finances as they enter the work world. As youth enter their financial lives, it is critical that they have the foundational knowledge and tools to make sound financial decisions that build wealth through measured risk-taking and financial strategy.

Master personal finance and build wealth before graduation to unlock a stress-free transition into adulthood. Whether commuting to high school or gearing up for a first job, this empowering playbook replaces confusion with confidence. Stop stressing over broke weekends and navigate the...

Master teen personal finance and build real wealth before graduation with actionable money habits for young adults. Ditch the confusion of complex economics and learn exactly how cash flows, grows, and creates lasting independence. Step out of the social media consumer trap and start viewing...