Finance for Teens

A Step by Step Smart Money Management Guide: Master the Skills to Budget, Save, Invest, Avoid Debt, and Build the Confidence to Live a Financially Secure and Independent Future

De: Jade Miles

Narrado por: Sabrina Pellerito

Sick of asking your parents for money? Learn how to master money management in 30 days without boring lectures—even if you know nothing about finance.

Managing money doesn’t have to be stressful, confusing, or only for the "grown-ups." You just need the right plan—a step-by-step guide to bring clarity, confidence, and control to your money.

This book has everything you need to build the skills to set you up for a lifetime of financial independence and success. It’s relatable, easy to follow, and packed with practical tools to help you start wherever you are.

Inside, you'll discover:

• Mindset shift tips to turn money from something you worry about into something that works for you
• Online jobs and side hustles for teens that provide good pay (no experience needed)
• Simple budgeting tricks to finally stop feeling like you’re “broke” all the time
• The biggest spending traps teens fall into—and how to avoid wasting money on things you don’t need
• The truth about credit and debt: how to build credit responsibly and avoid mistakes
• Smart investment options for teens that don’t require a ton of money
• How to spot scams and protect your money in the digital world—because online safety is more important than ever

And much more…

You don’t need a lot of money to start—just a plan. This book will guide you every step of the way.

You have everything you need to take charge of your finances—and it all starts here. Click “Add to Cart” now!

©2025 Jade Miles (P)2025 Jade Miles

Breaking Down Fees Without the Confusion

I got my first debit card this year and had no clue how to handle it. This book explained things like fees and overdrafts in a way that didn’t make me feel dumb. I’m way more careful now when I use it. Honestly, it saved me from messing up my account already.

Blending Money Management With Real Values

I homeschool my niece, and I used this as part of her life skills lessons. She enjoyed the real-world examples, and I liked that it tied into values like independence. It didn’t feel like “just another assignment.” She took it seriously.

Way More Engaging Than I Expected

I usually only learn stuff from short TikToks, but this book kept my attention. It’s written kind of like advice from an older sibling, not a teacher. I liked the real-life examples, and I’ve started saving for a new phone using one of the tricks. Honestly, not boring at all.

Teaching More Than Numbers

We used this book as part of our homeschool curriculum, and it was a hit. My kids liked the real-life examples, and I liked that it opened up conversations about values and money. It wasn’t just about numbers, it was about confidence and independence. That’s exactly what I want them to have.

Credit Doesn’t Have to Be Scary

Credit cards always sounded like trouble. This guide explained credit in a way I actually understood. I learned how to build it responsibly without falling into debt. The tips for avoiding mistakes were straightforward and practical. Now I know credit can help me instead of hurt me.

I Can Handle My Own Finances Now

My husband was so impressed when he saw I was saving money rather than spending it on home decor. I told him I started reading this book. Normally I leave all the finance stuff to him. This book helped me be more confident to do it myself.

College Money Guide I Needed

I bought this before heading to college because I knew I’d be on my own financially for the first time. It helped me think through stuff like budgeting for food, books, and saving a little. I like that it gave me small steps to follow instead of just big, vague advice. It made me feel less nervous about handling money.

Turning Impulse Buys Into Smarter Choices

I spend most of my money on games, and usually I’m broke a week after I get paid. This book actually made me stop and think before buying the next big release. I wouldn’t say I’m perfect yet, but I’ve started saving for a new laptop instead of just random stuff. That feels like progress.

From Clueless to Confident With Money

I bought a few copies for my youth group because I noticed a lot of teens had no clue about money. They were hooked right away because it felt like advice for them, not from a textbook. A few of the kids even said they’re going to open savings accounts now. That alone made it worth it.

In Control of My Spending Thanks to This Book

Who knew getting a puppy would be so expensive. All the vet bills were catching up to me & I lost track of my spending. This book helped me priorities my savings. I now have a whole separate account just for the dog set aside.