Where Is My Money? : A Money Lesson for 8-18 Year Olds That Isn't Taught In Class

Is your child "money wise"?

To a kid, a dollar means a lot more to them than it means to an adult. It can buy them a toy from the dollar store or something to eat from MacDonald's dollar menu.

- As they approach their 8th birthday, they start to understand that the dollar isn't worth much on its own.

- At 9 years, they might start to understand the $$$ math, and most importantly, they will know that 100 of those dollars will get them a PlayStation 5!

- At 10 years, most kids have a good grasp of how to add, subtract and multiply numbers.

- As they approach their 11th birthday, many kids are able to understand what interest rate is.

- From the age of 12, they realize how important money is because it can mean freedom - freedom to experience everything and anything their heart desires which can obviously be bought by money.


This book is appropriate for pre-teens, adolescents and teens for the following benefits:

It will show an 8 to 10-year-old the value of money by comparing it to household items.

It will introduce 10 to 14-year-old to saving as a habit as well as how credit cards can be misused.

It will teach a 14 to 18-year-old how to budget money by writing down expenses and saving for bigger goals.


It is never too late or too early for your child to become money wise.

Get your copy of this book and give it to your child for a brighter financial future.