Foreclosure, bankruptcy and job loss affect everyone – and parents are wondering how to help their teens prepare for the inevitable ups and downs of life as adults. Schools don’t teach how to save, invest and plan for retirement and many parents are struggling because they were never taught themselves.
Do you want to teach your teens money smarts and not sure how or where to start? During these tough economic times, many American teenagers are seeing their allowances dwindle along with their parent’s 401K’s.
Parents and teens are getting help from published author, Patti Handy, who offers FREE weekly tips in a fun video format. Patti’s newly published book ‘How to Ditch Your Allowance and be Richer Than Your Parents! 9 Wealth Building Tools to Make a Teen Rich’ and her DVD program are available now! Her DVD program, The Prosperous Teen, is the ultimate 10 hour Money School for your home.
In “The Prosperous Teen” course, Patti teaches teens how to manage their hard earned money, how to stay out of credit card debt, how to keep track of where it’s all going, the importance of a savings plan, understanding their investment options and so much more in, “The Prosperous Teen” Home Study Program.
Financial literacy is an essential life skill for your kids to survive in today's worldVolume one is the beginner set covering such topics as spending habits, savings habits, compounding interest, spending trackers, needs vs. wants, debit and credit cards, credit scores, balancing a checkbook, the mindset of the wealthy, giving back and so much more.
Volume two is more advanced, covering such topics as entrepreneurship in detail, the three paths to financial freedom, real estate, introduction to the financial markets, how to read a stock chart, buying your first home, mortgages, credit scores in detail, business plan components and so much more!
Combined, these two volumes bring you 10 hours of instruction, broken down into 15 minutes sections. The pace is comfortable and can be personalized. With fun, bright slides and engaging conversation, your teen will have a great time while learning a life skill that is crucial for success in life. Learn more and pick up your copy of The Prosperous Teen today.
“Learning how to make, manage and respect your money will have a large impact on the quality of the life you lead,” says Patti. “As a single mom of a teenager, I wanted to pass down to my son the good advice my parents gave me about money and what I’ve learned from working in various financial fields for 25 years.”
“If something ever happened to me, I wanted to protect him with a good, solid education so that he is prepared for whatever the world throws at him. Today’s struggles are a great tool to show how good planning can help families get through tough financial times.”
Patti also offers FREE weekly tips in a fun video format. Here’s wishing you and yours a Happy and Prosperous 2011!
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