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WHAT READERS ARE SAYING |
-An excellent credit rating is one of the most valuable assets any adult can have. This book is a great primer for parents who want to instill responsible money management habits in their children. And, those habits will help ensure "credit-worthiness" in adulthood.
– retired bank executive
This is an excellent guide to how to manage very limited resources -- both for adults who are trying to make ends meet and for their children, who will face money challenges as they grow up. It has been an inspiration to a number of families who are working hard to acquire a home of their own.
– Habitat for Humanity volunteer
From Amazon.com 5-star Review: My wife and I heard about this book from a friend and being new parents of a 4 month old, we figured was never too early to start thinking about how to handle money with our daughter so we bought a copy. I didn't know what to expect but I'm so glad we made the purchase...
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I'm loving your book. Thank you so much for the life lesson.
– mother of a 13-year-old
I am enjoying the book very much. I will definitely recommend it to others.
– financial advisor
When I discussed it with my now twenty-something daughter, she said, "I sure wish you had used that system when we were growing up!"
– reference book critic
I wish I would have had this book in my mid-20s when the first two were born; I never thought that I would need to teach them to be financially responsible – boy, was I wrong.
-mother of four who started a no-cash allowance for her youngest child
It is a great system to teaching children to handle money. It is easy to understand and deals with the subject in a very realistic and contemporary way. The examples of dialogue between a parent and child are excellent. They help to create a picture of a real life situation in conversation with children.
– reference book critic
I rarely use cash myself and the girls see me use the (automated teller) machine, checks and credit cards, As a financial advisor I see many adults who struggle with cash, have huge credit card balances and rarely balance their checkbooks. I felt that if I could help (the girls) to understand how credit works, they would be way ahead of the game.
- president of investment group
From Amazon.com 5-star Review: We are all very pleased with the information in this book. Handling money is a complicated process but Lynne presents it in easy-to-understand concepts complete with charts, diagrams, and illustrations. She developed it and lived it as her children grew. This is how she taught her children the concept of money, going through the trials and errors of experimentation with a totally new approach. And now since the children are adults and manage their finances very well, she is witness to its value in helping other parents.
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– retired bank executive
This is an excellent guide to how to manage very limited resources -- both for adults who are trying to make ends meet and for their children, who will face money challenges as they grow up. It has been an inspiration to a number of families who are working hard to acquire a home of their own.
– Habitat for Humanity volunteer
From Amazon.com 5-star Review: My wife and I heard about this book from a friend and being new parents of a 4 month old, we figured was never too early to start thinking about how to handle money with our daughter so we bought a copy. I didn't know what to expect but I'm so glad we made the purchase...
link from Amazon: Read Amazon.com Review
I'm loving your book. Thank you so much for the life lesson.
– mother of a 13-year-old
I am enjoying the book very much. I will definitely recommend it to others.
– financial advisor
When I discussed it with my now twenty-something daughter, she said, "I sure wish you had used that system when we were growing up!"
– reference book critic
I wish I would have had this book in my mid-20s when the first two were born; I never thought that I would need to teach them to be financially responsible – boy, was I wrong.
-mother of four who started a no-cash allowance for her youngest child
It is a great system to teaching children to handle money. It is easy to understand and deals with the subject in a very realistic and contemporary way. The examples of dialogue between a parent and child are excellent. They help to create a picture of a real life situation in conversation with children.
– reference book critic
I rarely use cash myself and the girls see me use the (automated teller) machine, checks and credit cards, As a financial advisor I see many adults who struggle with cash, have huge credit card balances and rarely balance their checkbooks. I felt that if I could help (the girls) to understand how credit works, they would be way ahead of the game.
- president of investment group
From Amazon.com 5-star Review: We are all very pleased with the information in this book. Handling money is a complicated process but Lynne presents it in easy-to-understand concepts complete with charts, diagrams, and illustrations. She developed it and lived it as her children grew. This is how she taught her children the concept of money, going through the trials and errors of experimentation with a totally new approach. And now since the children are adults and manage their finances very well, she is witness to its value in helping other parents.
link from Amazon: Read Amazon.com Review