Money in Your Teenage Years: Building Smart Habits for Life: 6

Nobody teaches money in school the way they teach math or history, even though you will use it every single day for the rest of your life. Most people end up learning it the hard way: a poor decision here, an expensive mistake there, slowly piecing together the rules as adults, often well into their twenties or thirties. This book is here to give you a head start most people never get. Your teenage years are, in a real sense, the cheapest place in your entire life to make a money mistake. The amounts are usually small. The stakes are usually low. And the lessons you learn now, about saving, spending, earning, and thinking clearly about money, have decades to work in your favor before the financial decisions in front of you get considerably bigger and more serious.