Millennials are growing up
amidst difficult economic times. Author Duke Coleman knows there's no
quick fix for the financial problems of this generation, but he says we
can start by educating kids on the most likely long term consequences of
good or bad saving and spending decisions.
He translates complex
financial ideas into short, simple concepts that will motivate children
and parents alike to save and invest in his new book, Money Smart Children Learn the "Economic Law of Money Saving."
The book is a brief overview of saving money and how it affects the overall economy. The point I found most interesting was the overall economic impact - it wasn't something I had thought of before. It's a very quick, concise read, which means that it's a good way to start learning about economics and saving money without spending a lot of time.
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