Linda Leatherdale
Canadians are inundated with advice for wealthy boomers—and now it's time to help out the kids. All too often parents fail to give their children the tools to understand the true value of money, including how to keep it from disappearing and how to make it grow. Somewhere between the two extremes of skyrocketing consumer debt and instant dotcom millionaires are the sensible strategies that children must learn to help them relate to money. Money Is a Kid's Best Friend is a down-to-earth guide for parents to start their children down the road to financial independence by following some important, but easily understood steps. Full of useful tips and easy exercises that can be taught to children as soon as they can walk, the secrets parents pass along from this book will stay with their kids throughout their earning years.
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About the Author:
Expert help for parents who want to teach their kids the value of a dollar.
Linda Leatherdale is an award-winning journalist and commentator on business, political, consumer, and
personal finance issues. Former business editor at both the Edmonton and Ottawa Sun newspapers, Linda has contributed to many of Canada's major financial publications, including the Financial Post and Report on Business. She is financial editor of the Toronto Sun and host of the nationally syndicated Linda's Money Show, airing weekly on Global's Prime network.
Title:
Money Is a Kid's Best Friend
Edition:
2001
ISBN:
0-13-018878-6
Copyright:
©2000
Pages:
256
Book Type:
paper
Format:
7 x 9 1/4
Price:
$24.95
Subject(s):
Personal Finance