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El. knyga: Beyond Piggy Banks and Lemonade Stands: How to Teach Young Kids About Finance (and They're Never Too Young)

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  • Išleidimo metai: 09-Sep-2019
  • Leidėjas: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781475847635
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  • Formatas: EPUB+DRM
  • Išleidimo metai: 09-Sep-2019
  • Leidėjas: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781475847635
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Beyond Piggy Banks is written for you: the loving, responsible and overworked parents of young children. It takes the stress and mystery out of finance, and focuses on the basic fundamentals elementary children should understand so they can make smart decisions as they grow. This usable, light hearted, real-world guide provides parents with the specific tools and step-by-step lessons needed to teach their child. The lessons provided are easy to teach and understand. The activities are quick, enjoyable and educational. Each concept starts with the basics, and builds upon them so your child has a full understanding of the topic. The chapters are broken out into simple and digestible sections, made for busy parents who dont have time for a finance novel. Most of all, the book focuses on how to incorporate teaching finance to your child through everyday real-world activities that you and your child are already doing.

This book provides parents with the confidence to teach simple financial basics to children. With that confidence comes excitement and inspiration; by teaching your children about finance you will influence every step of their lives in a positive and meaningful way. The ultimate goal of this book, and of any parent, is to raise healthy, independent and responsible children; kids who are prepared when adulthood hits!

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Liz Frazier has been providing insightful family-friendly financial advice to Forbes readers for years. If ever there were an undernourished topic in our education system, it is financial planning. Beyond Piggy Banks and Lemonade Stands is a breath of fresh air and must-read for young parents who want their kids to grow up into money smart adults. -- Matt Schifrin, Managing Editor, Money & Investing, Forbes (@schifrin), Dad of 2 Liz Frazier has written a must-read for anyone wanting to teach financial education to their childrenRead this book and learn from one of the best. I'm constantly asked what my recommendation is from parents and caregivers on how they should teach children about moneyand this is it! Beyond Piggy Banks and Lemonade Stands will be my go-to-guide for many years to come. -- Michelle Schroeder-Gardner, personal finance expert, founder and creator of MakingSenseofCents.com (@SenseofCents) We teach our kids to read, to do math, to help with chores, to share, but we often overlook financial literacy. Teaching money smarts should start at a young age, but with all the other "to-dos" of parenthood, it often gets overlooked. Understanding how to manage and grow one's money is crucial to having a successful life. After all, do you really want your jobless, asset-less middle-aged child to move back in someday? Enter Beyond Piggy Banks and Lemonade Stands, a book even the busiest of parents can read in tiny chunks while hiding in the bathroom. Its practical advice is presented in an entertaining and compelling way. -- Jennifer Weedon Palazzo, creator/writer/producer of MomCaveTV.com (@MomCaveTV), Mom of 2

Foreword: Philip J. Cook, Professor Emeritus of Public Policy and Economics, Duke University xiii
Preface xv
Acknowledgments xix
Part I Tips for the Already Overwhelmed Parent
1 Why Teach Finance to Elementary Aged Children?
3(12)
What Is Financial Literacy?
3(1)
Why Is Financial Literacy Important for Adults?
4(2)
Why Teach Kids So Young?
6(1)
A Real-Life Example (Kind Of)
6(2)
Trends Affecting the Next Generation
8(1)
Some Silver Linings
9(1)
Won't They Learn Finance in School?
10(2)
Short and Sweet Takeaways
12(3)
2 How to Make Teaching Finance to Kids Painless
15(12)
Teach/Explore/Discuss
15(2)
Need to Learn More about Finance before You Teach It? Three Easy Steps to Prepare
17(3)
The Importance of Talking with Your Children
20(1)
A Step-by-Step Guide to Age-Appropriate Information
21(1)
Internet, Apps, and Debit Cards ... Oh My!
22(1)
Short and Sweet Takeaways
22(5)
Part II Getting Started with Money: Beginner Level: Pre-K-First Grade
3 What Is Money?
27(10)
Explaining Money
27(1)
Play Archeologist with Coins
28(2)
Counting Coins
30(1)
Moving on to Dollars
31(2)
Where Does Money Come From?
33(1)
How Coins Are Made
33(1)
The Making of a Dollar Bill
34(1)
Money from Other Countries
35(1)
Books for Learning
35(1)
Online Resources
35(1)
Short and Sweet Takeaways
36(1)
4 Why Do We Need Money?
37(4)
What Is Money, Really?
37(2)
Why Is Money Important?
39(1)
What Does It Cost?
40(1)
Short and Sweet Takeaways
40(1)
5 How Do We Get Money?
41(6)
What Is a Job?
41(2)
Types of Jobs
43(1)
What's a Boss?
44(1)
Books for Learning
45(1)
Online Resources
45(1)
Short and Sweet Takeaways
46(1)
6 The Building Blocks for Piggy Banks
47(14)
Building Block 1: Needs versus Wants
47(4)
Household and Family Needs
51(1)
Building Block 2: Priorities
51(1)
Building Block 3: Decision-Making
52(1)
Steps to Smart Decision-Making
53(4)
Books for Learning
57(1)
Matching Game: Terms to Know
57(1)
Short and Sweet Takeaways
57(4)
Part III Piggy Bank Basics (Save, Share, and Spend): Intermediate Level: lst-5th Grade
7 Allowance and Kid Jobs
61(10)
How to Structure Allowance
61(1)
Allowance Hybrid
62(1)
Allowance Rules
63(2)
Earning Extra Money
65(1)
Benefits of Working
65(1)
Working Guidelines
66(1)
Fun Jobs for Kids at All Ages
66(3)
Books for Learning
69(1)
Online Resources
70(1)
Short and Sweet Takeaways
70(1)
8 Responsible Spending
71(12)
Start with Cash
72(1)
Save, Spend, and Share Piggy Banks
72(1)
Never Too Young to Budget
73(2)
Pull Back Your Own Spending Curtains
75(3)
Smart Shopping
78(2)
Setting a Positive Example
80(1)
Books for Learning
81(1)
Online Resources
81(1)
Short and Sweet Takeaways
81(2)
9 Saving
83(10)
Why Teach Young Children about Saving?
83(2)
Saving versus Spending
85(1)
You Are Already Teaching Your Children to Save
86(1)
Teaching by Example
87(1)
Pump the Brakes on Buying
88(2)
Books for Learning
90(1)
Online Resources
91(1)
Short and Sweet Takeaways
91(2)
10 Sharing
93(16)
Section I: The Fundamentals of Sharing
94(1)
Why Teach Young Children about Sharing?
94(1)
Explaining Charity
95(1)
Show Your Child the Good
95(1)
Start at Home
96(1)
Set the Example
96(1)
Encourage Gratitude
97(1)
Section II: Get Involved
97(1)
Little Things Matter
97(1)
Charitable Activities for Kids
98(3)
The Sharing Jar
101(1)
Child-Friendly Charities
101(2)
Fundraising
103(1)
Books for Learning
103(1)
Online Resources
104(1)
Short and Sweet Takeaways
105(4)
Part IV For the Overachieving Kids (or Parents) Who Want to Learn Even More about Finance!: Advanced Level: 2nd-5th Grade
11 Kiddie Economics
109(14)
How Do Businesses Use Money?
109(2)
What Do Businesses Buy with Their Money?
111(1)
Business Profits
112(3)
What Is "The Economy"?
115(1)
Macroeconomics (Big) versus Microeconomics (Small)
116(1)
Microeconomics
116(1)
Macroeconomics
117(1)
The Economy Is Always Changing
118(2)
Books for Learning
120(1)
Online Resources
121(1)
Matching Game: Terms to Know
121(1)
Short and Sweet Takeaways
122(1)
12 Introduction to Banking and Investing
123(12)
Interest: Money Making Money
123(1)
Fun with Calculators (Yes, Fun!)
124(2)
The Business of Banking
126(1)
What Is a Bank?
126(1)
Bank Accounts
127(1)
Opening a Bank Account
127(1)
How Do I Get My Money?
127(1)
Bank Statements
128(1)
Investing
128(1)
What in the World Is a Stock?
129(1)
Why Do People Buy Stocks?
129(3)
Matching Game: Terms to Know
132(1)
Short and Sweet Takeaways
133(2)
13 Learning about Advertising, Debt, and Taxes
135(6)
Advertising
135(1)
Electronic Payments
136(1)
Debt: The Good, the Bad, and the Very Ugly
136(1)
Rules of Debt
137(1)
Taxes
138(1)
Matching Game: Terms to Know
139(1)
Short and Sweet Takeaways
139(2)
14 Some Parting Words
141(2)
Appendix A Matching Game Answers 143(4)
Appendix B Quiz Answers 147(4)
Appendix C Activity Index 151(4)
About the Author 155
Liz Frazier is a Certified Financial Planner specializing in financial planning for families and working professionals. She decided to go into financial planning after the birth of her first child because, like so many other new parents, she realized the overwhelming need to make sure her family was financially prepared and protected. Her goal is to alleviate the anxiety that surrounds finances and provide simple and painless advice for all of life's stages and changes.
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