My Money Matters: Money Management Workbook for Teens and Young Adults: Volume 1 - Softcover

Womack, LaKesha

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1475262957 ISBN 13: 9781475262957

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2012

Synopsis

The average American does not have enough money saved for their retirement nor do they have enough funds set aside for an emergency. My Money Matters is a 52-week money management workbook that combines a weekly budget sheet with weekly money management principles. The book builds on the Basic Money Management Principle that "I will not spend more than I earn." By teaching teens working their first part time job and young adults living away from home these lessons, they will under the value of a dollar as well as create habits of saving, setting goals and investing in their future. Each weekly lesson is easy to understand. You are encouraged to spend at least one hour per week reviewing the past week's budget, studying the money principle and creating a budget for the upcoming week. My Money Matters workbooks are available for kids (receiving an allowance), teens/ young adults (working part time or living away from home) and adults. The weekly lessons focus on the same principle while providing age and situation specific examples for each group. These workbooks are perfect for families, groups and organizations.

About this title

About the Author:

LaKesha Womack is the author of “Building a Brand without Spending a Bundle”, “Success Secrets for the Young & Fabulous” and “Is She The ONE?” with additional projects in progress. While living in Nashville TN, she worked as a Licensed Financial Advisor for a reputable financial services corporation. Currently, she lives in her hometown of Evergreen, AL where she is the Lead Consultant and Owner of Womack Consulting Group.

About this edition

• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication date: 2012
• ISBN 10: 1475262957
• ISBN 13: 9781475262957
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 118
• Illustrator: Bailey Mark