The Book Your Grad Needs
The money lessons they must know before it's too late
46% of middle-class Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. 20% have no savings at all.
No-one wants to the read a heavy finance book, so I wrote an easy to read page-a-day book with all the important parts in short chapters at the front. Just reading the fist three chapters can put you in the top 10%.
I thought my kids would love learning about money, apparently they didn't. They also didn't know a lot despite what I thought I been teaching them. Their friends and friends parents didn't seem to know a lot either, and I can see why. Finance books are boring.
So I wrote a book in a style they will read. Small focused chapters, simple at the start and complex at the end. Even reading just a small part will put them on a path better than their peers.
Graduates are about to have more money than they have ever had in their life and no idea how to manage it.
We can't expect our kids to know how to manage money. Wall Street and Social Media are not going to teach them. Without getting off to a good start it's hard to end up where you need to be later in life.
I don't expect you are going to read the entire book so the best information is at the start in simple short chapters. The rest of the book builds on that foundation by adding more details and is there when you need it.
"If you read only one book a year, this book will put you into the top 10%."
If you've graduated recently, or know a graduate and looking for a gift this book will captivate from the fist chapter and has the power to change your future with just a few minutes a day.