Financial Literacy for Young Adults Simplified: Discover How to Manage, Save, and Invest Money to Build a Secure & Independent Future
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Investing in your future is easier than you think—discover how and achieve financial security more quickly than you can possibly imagine
Young adults are especially financially vulnerable because they’re just starting out, want a lot of “stuff,” and are not earning the big bucks yet.
So, they’re borrowing too much and saving too little (if at all), and they’re in a financial mess.
But it doesn’t have to be like that.
Instead, imagine a life where you have peace of mind, because your financial affairs are in order, and you’re on the right path to building wealth.
The trick is to develop the right money mindset, so you can start controlling your money instead of letting your money control you.
Sure, it takes a little time and effort in the beginning, but the reward is lifelong financial security.
In this guide, you’ll discover:
10 money habits that will put you on the path to financial security, without having to give up your favorite thingsWhy lottery winners go broke—get the right mindset so it won’t happen to youHow to create a custom budget that works for you and builds wealthAlternatives to student loans that won’t get you into debt and still give you an excellent educationHow to let your money work for you, while you enjoy a good night’s sleepHow to turn bad debt into good debt and use it to build wealthThe must-know principles when investing in CryptocurrencyFive investment mistakes to avoid, so you don’t end up losing your hard-earned savingsHow to save money on your tax bill legallyThe advantages of owning your own business and other income streams that will ensure your financial stability even if you lose your day jobAnd much more.
Get this audiobook today, and start your financial journey with confidence!
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13 reviews for Financial Literacy for Young Adults Simplified: Discover How to Manage, Save, and Invest Money to Build a Secure & Independent Future
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Juan Carrales –
Money management
Informative and simple breakdown of how to better manage your money for any age group!
Earl P. McMannis –
very clear
Very straightforward for someone starting out in life. Gives a lot common sense advice. I recommend this book at any age.
Danila –
A must-read for young adults and parents alike
the book is full of precious knowledge and tips that will make your life easier and better. I am a 48 yo who has been very careless about his finances all his life. I have found tons of useful info that I will be immediately applying to my life and sharing with my 15 yo child so she doesn’t repeat my silly mistakes and lives a life of financial freedom.The book is written in an easy-to-understand and unpretentious language. I could not recommend it more.
Sean –
Interesting read
Great book learned a lot
Ometa P. –
Great choice especially since not taught in schools!
Was a great and timely choice! Would recommend to others as well.O Hinds
Vivian T –
A good book for anyone, not just the young
Bought this for my grandchildren, only to find that they had both taken a course in high school. I decided to read it myself since I have never been as careful about finances as I should be. Even though itâs written for a younger audience, itâs well worth looking through. Iâm going to do the graph so I can see where Iâm spending my money and be a bit more thrifty in the future.
Thomas Lukasiewicz –
Excellent beginners finance guide
10/10. A little bit of stuff in this book many may know as it can be common sense. But Raman articulates is very well and easily to comprehend that it helps one apply it to their life vs just knowing it. With that being said there is much I learned and immediately helped me gain control of my spending habits, budgeting, and investing into my financial future. If you are in college. Read this book
Kathy Isenhour –
Great reference book for grandson
Since the book is a gift, I only know what my 17 year old grandson tells me about it. He is a reader and a money saver. He tells me the book has been helpful in understanding his options for his savings. A quick read for a person who has no idea about his financial options
A. Farrauto –
I would suggest this for anyone but especially younger people looking to navigate the tricky and scary financial world. Even if you feel you know a lot surrounding finances, this is still a must read!
Melissa –
Financial Literacy for Young Adults Simplified” is a game-changer for anyone who wants to take control of their financial destiny. As a young adult navigating the complex world of money management, this guide has been an absolute revelation.
Lucie Podivinska –
Really valuable reading. Great motivation and easy to read and understand. Every beginner of budgeting should read it. Everybody whoâs got some debt should read it. Very helpful.
FBS –
Quite a nice book that covers the same topics as other books on the subject.
Alan Young –
Mixing methods and mindsets to mint money. Your formula for a future filled with fiscal freedom.