There should be a class in high school called "Money
Smarts 101" to teach teens how to handle money. That's the purpose of this
book. Spend just 10 minutes a day reading the High School Money Book and learn
how to make important decisions about shopping, paying for college, saving,
investing and working. You can be happier and more self-sufficient if you
master money matters now rather than correct money mistakes later.
High School Money Book is now available as an e-book for
just $4.99. Read it on your computer, Kindle, iPad, Nook, iBook or other device
with a free app. Go to the Amazon Kindle website, Barnes & Noble
(www.bn.com) or the Apple iBookstore for more details and to order today.
Reviews on High School Money Book
"My eldest son didn't put it down, devouring the book
as if he were reading one of his thick fantasy tomes like Lord of the
Rings."
- Teresa McUsic, Savvy Consumer columnist, Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
“101 bite-size
morsels of financial wisdom that should hook even the most reluctant teenager.”
- Steve Rosen, Kids & Money column, Kansas City Star
"Great book to teach teens about money. It goes one
step further than other books. It teaches kids to really think about money and
how it affects their lives."
- Alan
Lavine and Gail Liberman, syndicated columnists and authors of Quick Steps To
Financial Stability
“Everything you would want your child to know about money.”
-
Delaware Financial Literacy
Institute
"Don Silver has added another gem to his collection
with the High School Money Book, probably the most cogent guide to financial
responsibility available to teens. Its easy-to-understand financial lessons
will excite teens about using money responsibly and get them thinking about
saving and budgeting as they learn the vital fundamentals of debt, insurance,
taxes and investing. I will use these methods when teaching urban youth the
skills of financial responsibility in my own mentoring."
- Greg Nance,
Founder, American Investment Fellows financial literacy mentoring
"The High School Money Book talks straight to teens
about money. Teens learn that they can be happier and more self-sufficient if
they master money matters now rather than correct money mistakes later. They
learn how to make important decisions about working, shopping, using credit,
preparing for college, making a budget, keeping financial records, and making
money grow by saving and investing."
- Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Finance Literacy
"Great tool...comprehensive in its coverage of personal
finance topics."
- Dan Hebert, President, New Hampshire Jump$tart Coalition
for Personal Financial Literacy
“Don Silver did a great job of presenting those important
concepts high school aged kids need to know to become good consumers and
managers of their personal financial life and did it in a very readable
way."
- John Meeks, President, North Carolina
JumpStart Coalition
"The High School Money Book talks straight to teens
about money. Teens learn that they can be happier and more self-sufficient if
they master money matters now rather than correct money mistakes later. They
learn how to make important decisions about working, shopping, using credit,
preparing for college, making a budget, keeping financial records, and making
money grow by saving and investing."
- Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy
“With most chapters only one or two pages long, this book is
a short, easy-to-read yet very comprehensive step-by-step guide that's readily
accessible for teens."
- California Department of Education
"Very comprehensive. The format is very practical and
intuitive."
- Tameria L. Vickerson, Ph.D. Director of Programs,
Florida
Council on Economic Education
"The book has an amazing number of very practical bits
of advice for high school students and anyone else who is overwhelmed by the
number of personal financial decisions they make every day."
- Douglas Haskell, Director of Professional Development, Economics
Center for Education &
Research, University of Cincinnati
