"Money and Credit 101: How to Excel in Both" eBook

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Paul Rallion
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Money and Credit 101: How to Excel in Both eBook

The Money and Credit 101: How to Excel in Both e-book is a comprehensive resource designed for educators. It aims to enhance the understanding of students' financial habits, credit management, and effective money handling practices. This distinctively curated resource can serve as an apt tool for homeschooling parents or public school teachers who wish to teach about crucial life studies topic: Finance.

The e-book uses language that's easy-to-understand which makes complex financial concepts less intimidating. Thus, it is suitable for various grade levels. Here's what it focuses on:

  • Nurturing one's capacity to be financially responsible
  • Giving insights into the components of FICO scores
  • Managing credit effectively.

This amazing guide provides relatable anecdotes from the author's personal experiences with managing money from an early age. These stories not only spark interest but also reinforce learning because they make the concept of financial literacy relatable.

The "Money and Credit 101: How To Excel In Both eBook", which spans across about 39 pages, offers flexibility in teaching finance within diverse classroom settings (be it whole group discussions or smaller student study groups) or at home as interesting reading assignments.

Adopting an Innovative Approach

To summarize, choosing Money and Credit 101 is akin to adopting an innovative approach that enables students not just theoretically understand vital aspects of personal finance but also practically apply them towards shaping sound financial skills needed for adulthood.

What's Included

A 39 page printable PDF

Resource Tags

financial literacy money management credit education personal finance financial responsibility

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