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    Money Sense For Kids
    Money Sense For Kids
    Money Sense For Kids
    Ebook38 pages3 minutes

    Money Sense For Kids

    By Cally Finsbury

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    Money is part of life. To be financially literate is extremely vital. Kids learn about money in the story. One child explains how he spends, saves and distributes his money. You can use this book to prompt discussions about what can be done with the money you give your child or children. Starting good money happens early can make all the difference for you and your family. This is a simple story about how one child was taught the important role that money has in your life. The friends share their ideas and understanding with each other in a simple child-friendly way. This simple book can helpt to lay the foundations for financial literacy for kids for your children. Most parents may be unsure how to begin to ensure that that their child is educated on the best way to manage finances. This is a way of securing their future. This is because they will be able to learn how to manage money in all ways possible. This helps them spend wisely at all times.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCally Finsbury
    Release dateSep 19, 2020
    ISBN9781005998462
    Money Sense For Kids
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    Cally Finsbury

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