Raising Financially Fit Kids, Revised
By Joline Godfrey
By Joline Godfrey
Category: Parenting | Personal Finance
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Jun 04, 2013 | ISBN 9781607744092
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Praise
“If we could, we’d bring Joline Godfrey into our home for weekly lessons teaching our kids how to manage money. This book is the next best thing. Joline’s ability to help parents and kids align their financial actions with their values is truly unparalleled.”
-Joan King, head of Atlanta Girls’ School, and Kevin Salwen, author of The Power of Half
“Few parents had the benefit of the kind of financial education that kids require to be economically independent and safe in our dynamic world. Godfrey’s book provides straightforward advice about how to prepare children to make financial decisions aligned with your family’s means, values, and aspirations—while giving parents a hand in building their own level of financial fluency. No one is better suited than Godfrey to advise parents about how to raise children able to make financial decisions and build productive fulfilling lives.”
-Linda A. Hill, Wallace Brett Donham Professor of Business Administration and Faculty Chair, Leadership Initiative, Harvard Business School
“Invest in your family’s future today! Use Godfrey’s wisdom to help your children develop the social and financial skills to responsibly manage the fruits of their success.”
– Stuart E. Lucas, chairman of Wealth Strategist Partners and author of Wealth: Grow It and Protect It
Table Of Contents
Grace
Foreword by Jack Polsky
Preface to the Second Edition
Introduction
Financial Literacy Is Economic Self-Defense
Part One
Getting Started
Chapter 1: From Safety Nets to Self-Sufficiency
Chapter 2: Outwitting the Money Monsters
Part Two
The Financial Apprenticeship
Chapter 3: Stage One: Ages 5–8: I’m Just a Kid
Chapter 4: Stage Two: Ages 9–12: Encouraging Passions
Chapter 5: Stage Three: Ages 13–15: Breaking Away
Chapter 6: Stage Four: Ages 16–18: Standing Tall
Chapter 7: Stage Five: Ages 19+: Never Too Late
Part Three
Side Trips
Chapter 8: Raising Young Philanthropists
Chapter 9: It’s Not Just About the Kids
Chapter 10: Frequently Asked Questions
About the Author
Index
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