Money Mastery for Teens

Don’t be content with just saving your money. Earn and invest it, and start building wealth now—even if you haven’t entered the workforce yet!
Worried about leaving home in a few years and not being able to stick to a budget?

Worried about the fact that the average college student graduates with a $37,000 federal loan debt?

Are you concerned that you won’t be able to settle down when you want, buy a home, or see the world—all because you haven’t found a way to make your money grow?

If so, know that your concerns are shared by countless teens.

And that these worries last way into the adult years.

Statistics show that around 63% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck.

What’s more, only 25% of teens have confidence in their personal financial knowledge. And when you lack financial literacy, the decisions you make can impact you for the rest of your life.

You can get into debt and never build the wealth you need to lead a full and happy life.

Perhaps you envision living comfortably, driving a nice car, and living in a beautiful home.

It’s amazing to think that the knowledge you build now will impact your probability of achieving these goals.

But you likely don’t know where to even start in building this knowledge.

Sure, there’s tons of information online, but sometimes it is superficial, incomplete, or contradictory.

And that’s where this book comes in.

Consider it a comprehensive guide to all the boxes you need to tick for financial success!

Within its pages, you will find:

12 easy yet life-changing habits that will help you reach authentic financial freedom.
How to create a smart budget, save money, and create a financial plan—before you reach your 20s!
The magic of compound interest—watch it make you rich while you sit back and do nothing.
3 reasons why you should start investing early—plus real-life stories of young investors who have made it big, even when they started with a relatively small amount of capital.
A complete guide to how you can start investing as a teenager—plus simple explanations of different investment types—stocks, mutual funds, ETFs, real estate, and others.
What bank account should you open? Featuring a handy guide on different account types, with all their advantages and disadvantages.
10 methods to avoid accumulating debt and build a strong credit score.
12 benefits of working part-time and investing time in an internship—plus resources for finding money-making opportunities.
How to build a strong financial future after college, build an emergency fund, and keep your financial knowledge updated.
And so much more.

The problem with financial security is that too many have bought into the idea that achieving it is beyond their reach.

Yet you have far more power than you may realize, and you can start saving, making smart money choices, and making your first forays into investment—even if you just have a few hundred dollars saved.

If you’re determined to avoid sinking under piles of debt and you’re ready to s