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Books > Children's & Educational > Vocational subjects & skills > Business studies > General
A compendium of opinion on the causes of, effects of, and solutions
to the global financial crisis of 2008-2009.
Money is a fascinating symbol, because it's the premier unit of
exchange of goods and services. Even mundane decisions like
choosing between driving or taking a bus to work, getting a credit
card, or buying a new or used car are decisions about money. To
stay in the game we are always looking for ways to expand our
assets - which leads us to search for the best ways to save for
college; raise money to start a business; or put something aside
for retirement. Other ways of making our money work for us are
learning about investing in securities; knowing how to buy a home
without going broke; taking good care of ourselves to stay healthy,
and being conscious of what we spend on our commutes. All these
money matters are dissected in Easy Money. This book is a warehouse
of financial information. We live in an information age. Those who
take the time to acquire the right information will continue to
gain ground, and are well in their way to phenomenal prosperity.
Study & Master Life Sciences Grade 11 2nd Edition has been
developed with the help of practising teachers and covers all the
requirements of the latest version of the National Curriculum
Statement for Life Sciences. Special features: module openers,
which clearly explain to the learner the outcomes for that module
boxes listing key concepts which assist learners whose home
language may not be English, to deal with new terms investigations,
in which learners solve problems, design solutions, set up tests
and controls, and record their results assessment activities,
ensuring continuous self-, peer and group assessment case studies
and projects, which deal with issues related to the real world, and
move learners beyond the confines of the classroom Teacher's Guide
include: a learning programme, detailed work schedule and a year
plan to facilitate effortless planning a full overview of the
National Curriculum Statement"
It's no surprise that a record number of Americans are declaring
bankruptcy while consumer debt and foreclosures are at an all time
high. Many adults simply don't have the basic financial knowledge
to safely navigate today's environment of predatory lending,
identity theft, and nonstop consumer marketing. What's more, they
don't know how to leverage to their advantage the valuable
financial tools they do have. "The High School Graduate's Guide to
Financial Intelligence" teaches young adults important lessons in
personal finance that they likely aren't learning at home or in
school. Armed with this information, they will be better prepared
to achieve their financial goals while avoiding common pitfalls.
"Kids Finance 101 "
"Kids Finance 101 " is an outstanding book, designed to assist
parents towards becoming more effective financial mentors for their
children.
"Save when you are young, so that you can enjoy riches when
you're older." -Mark, Age 16
This Book Will Teach Parents & Children How To: 1. Become
Financially Responsible 2. Establish a Kids Financial Portfolio
with Allowance Money 3. Prepare a Simple Kids Budget 4. Invest
Wisely 5. Save for College
Author, teacher and motivational speaker, Yvonne Brooks is the
founder of the Brooks & Brooks Foundation, a non-profit
organization that provides a series of leadership and financial
education programs for children and their parents.
OBE for FET Consumer Studies equips learners to become responsible
consumers who are aware of their rights and expect and insist on
service and product excellence. It also empowers them to become
entrepreneurs who produce and market their own goods. Four modules
cover the three prescribed areas: Food and Nutrition, Clothing, and
Housing and Furnishing, allowing learners to make an informed
choice about the area in which they could specialise and pursue a
career. Learners find out about the rights and responsibilities of
the consumer through focused activities and research projects. The
series seeks to educate learners to generally uplift and streamline
their home and community environments. At the same time it promotes
attitudes that respect human rights and inclusivity, as well as
conservation of the environment.
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