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Books > Children's & Educational > Economics > Money & finance
Each anthology is composed of a wide spectrum of primary sources
written by many of the foremost authorities in their respective
fields. This unique approach provides students with a concise view
of divergent opinions on each topic. Extensive book and periodical
bibliographies and a list of organizations to contact are also
included.
The At Issue series includes a wide range of opinion on a single
controversial subject. Each volume includes primary and secondary
sources from a variety of perspectives -- eyewitnesses, scientific
journals, government officials and many others. Extensive
bibliographies and annotated lists of relevant organizations to
contact offer a gateway to future research.
This BUCK AND PENNY book is written with the intent to introduce
the basic principles of financial literacy. Because finance
encompasses every aspect of human life, knowing how to properly
handle money will allow children to make proper decisions in the
areas of giving, saving, spending, investing and retirement. Many
times little thought is given to the planning of expenses and
financial obligations. Credit card usage and debt is a way of life
for most people. In order to break that cycle, parents should
strive to make sure our children understand basic financial
principals and help them establishing superior money habits so that
future generations will be able to live happy fulfilling lives,
DEBT FREE. Ramona Rogers has been an educator in the field of Early
Childhood Education for over 14 years. Her passion and expertise
makes for excellent presentation of the financial principles of
earning, managing and retaining money in an easy to understand
format for children.
Warning! Secrets of a Financial Adviser - Your Money, Your Life
could change your life, making you happier, wealthier and confident
that you have made the right choices. Helen West, Director of her
own successful company, has made it her mission to explain
important money and life issues clearly, and this book's lively
informal approach, packed with helpful examples and exercises to
make the make the process both understandable and fun, will appeal
not just to young people, but all ages. Written in plain English,
explaining concepts young people will understand, this book is a
first step towards being financially savvy. With topics including
how much you will really have to pay back if you take a university
loan, to weekly budgeting and starting to save, this is a book
every parent should buy their child as soon as he or she opens a
bank account. It is also a book every grown-up should have read.
Ending with a tool West calls The ABC Lifeplan, this book, teaches
young people to set realistic goals for their lives and careers.
For Children 'How to Become' Rich, successful & do well in
school was written with the title in mind. Children can be
successful in life. Children can do so much more than what most
people give them credit for. There was a young man who at the age
of 12 years old, he made $50,000 dollars and at 15 he was the CEO
of a company. His story is one of many stories of children who have
become successful at very young ages. This book was written to
encourage young people to do more, to make big dreams and to make
those dreams come true. Yes it is possible to be a millionaire at
the age of 19 years old; It is also possible to make a million
dollars out of a bunch of coat hangers and a simple idea. This book
starts with the idea that 'learning' is important, that it is the
first step in becoming and being successful in life. As a parent
the author brings to these pages the tools, the rules and the
mindset that children need if they want to succeed; to achieve the
dream they have. This book is not about only making money - it is
about how to become successful. Success is not about money, about
being 'Rich', but being successful does create opportunities for
large sums of money. Success is about dreaming big and reaching
your goals. Like one young man who started working out of his
parent's kitchen when he was only 15 years old. With his success he
has invested in various charitable projects, of which one runs tea
parties for lonely elderly people who live alone or in care homes.
The company reports to have run over 120 such events between March
2008 and March 2009, with the largest events attracting over 600
guests. The company organizes various 'knitathons', encouraging the
public to knit for good causes. In 2008, several thousand knitted
squares were collected, sewn into blankets and sent to orphanages
in India. Children can be successful; all they need is the right
mindset and the tools to achieve their dreams. This book helps them
get started and it all starts with - seeking knowledge and doing
well in school.
How did people buy things before there was money? How has money
changed over the years? How has money made life different? "Why is
there money?" teaches the evolution of money in a simple way, for
kids 5-8 years old. This poetic journey through time shows the
sequence of events that led to the use of money, vividly
illustrated in a range of settings. This practical perspective
includes a rich array of messages, emphasizing privacy, security,
fairness, and work ethic. "Messages to last a lifetime"
Government and Community introduces readers to the relationship
between government and community, including information about how
government works, what taxes are for, and why people vote. Vivid
photographs and easy-to-read text aid comprehension for early
readers. Features include a table of contents, an infographic, fun
facts, Making Connections questions, a glossary, and an index. QR
Codes in the book give readers access to book-specific resources to
further their learning.
"Will Jones' Space Adventures & The Money Formula" is a fun,
exciting, space adventure story for five to eight year old boys and
girls. It is the first book, in a series of eight, to be released.
At the weekends and during the school holidays, Will Jones works
for a farmer on Ozimoth. From afar, on the planet of Spectron, in
outer space, and through very powerful technology, the friendly
King of Spectron is observing how Will works with his money. The
King is intrigued by Will's money formula and wants to know more!
Will and Ben are mysteriously abducted from Ozimoth and now find
they are on their journey into far out reaching space and to a
planet they know nothing about! The spaceship safely lands on
Spectron and all of the travellers safely leave the spacecraft.
During their visit, both boys make many new friends. However,
little does anybody realise, that the planet is about to be
invaded! The invasion is happening! Will suddenly realises and
thinks, '...I have left my money in the place!' Will runs up long
winding corridors of inner Spectron. He is trying not to be seen;
he slowly sneaks up to the outer planet and is suddenly caught by a
very large warring soldier from the planet of Grigan. Will is
grabbed by the scruff of the neck and taken into the inner, royal
chamber of the palace. By Will showing the warring Grigan Leader
and the King of Spectron how he works his money formula a major
intergalactic war is avoided.
A compendium of opinion on the causes of, effects of, and solutions
to the global financial crisis of 2008-2009.
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