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Financial Responsibility
A copy of the book The First National Bank of Dad by David Owen
Parents naturally want to raise financially responsible kids. We live in a very material world. Getting children to develop a sense of financial discipline and financial responsibility will help them avoid making poor choices. This book explains money concepts in simple terms. The more children know about how to manage money, the more likely they are to make wise choices. This “Bank of Dad” system creates a situation where children feel a sense of responsibility for their money.
As young adults begin to venture into the world on their own it is very important that they know how to manage money. The simplicity of this story makes it an easy, fun read.
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Children love fairy tales. This book puts a new spin on the popular fairy tale of the three little pigs. Instead of learning how to build houses, the pigs in this little book learn about saving money for the future, sharing money with others, and spending only on what they need.
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Many adults do not understand how business and the economy work. Before young adults head out into the working world, they would benefit greatly by learning about our economic system.
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