Learn the Fundamentals of Financial Literacy
Earn
The money that you bring in each month including salary, gifts, allowances, etc.
Save & Invest
The funds that you set aside for Rainy Day, Retirement, and goals (e.g., Home, New Car, Vacation, etc.).
Spend
Everything you spend including basics to survive, entertainment, and other expenses.
Borrow
Money you owe and must pay back, likely with compounding interest – College Loan, Mortgage, Car Loan, etc.
What’s included in this eBook?
This 50+ page educational book provides information on key concepts, recommended best practices, and activities to apply to your specific scenario so that you can understand where you can make adjustments to become financially free.
This is an excellent book to introduce to your school age children from middle school through high school and college. It provides foundational information and activities to give them understanding and a springboard to continue learning the importance of personal financial planning.
Education
Explanation and clarity on the key components of financial literacy and how to become financially free.
Best Practices
Recommendations on how to become financially free, enhance good debt while lessening bad debt, saving for rainy days and retirement, and enjoying life without living paycheck to paycheck.
Activities
Exercises to apply the lessons and best practices from the book to your day to day lives and earning/spending behaviors.
Straightforward
eBook Investment
$35.00
About the Author
I am a wife, mother of 2, IT Consultant, and Personal Financial Planning enthusiast.
By the time I was 25 years old I purchased my first home, by 27 years old I purchased a rental property, and before 30 built a financial portfolio above $1 million dollars and net worth of $1.5 million.
I was able to build financially through savings, investing, and smart real estate investments.
This book is a culmination of materials, lessons, and activities that I have crafted over the years for the classes and seminars that I have hosted at various universities and conferences. Based on my experiences teaching and discussing Financial Literacy and the importance of planning for retirement, I realized a significant gap in our educational system when it comes to personal financial planning.
This book is a first step to help educate and encourage as many individuals as possible to make conscious decisions related to their spending habits, savings and investments, taking out loans, planning for retirement, and not living paycheck to paycheck regardless of income level.