School Budget

“Cagan makes the case that a budget isn’t a buzz killer. It’s financial salvation.” —The Washington Post Don’t break the bank—learn to create and stick to a budget with this comprehensive, easy-to-understand guide to saving money sensibly in this edition of the popular 101 series...

Most Gen Z “money advice” sounds like boomers yelling at you to stop buying lattes. Meanwhile, you’re paying for gym, Spotify, Netflix, cloud storage, random apps you forgot about, plus late‑night delivery and impulse buys that somehow add up to “how am I broke again?” a week before payday. You were never really taught how to handle money in the world you actually live in, but you’re still blamed for not magically knowing what to do. This book starts from a simple idea: it’s not really your fault you’re bad with money. School didn’t teach you. Your parents probably ...

New York Times bestselling author Jill Shalvis returns to Sunrise Cove with a heartwarming tale of three people who are brought together when they’re bequeathed an old Wild West inn that has the potential to pull their lives apart, but instead turns into the gift of a lifetime. When Alice...

Discover how to stop doing it all and start doing what matters with this step-by-step guide to beating burnout and thriving as a working mom. In Doing It All, Dr. Whitney Casares, author, pediatrician, and mother of two, shares the step-by-step plan she developed as a modern working mom to...

Tired of being broke while your parents tell you to “just save”? Yeah, that advice doesn’t cut it anymore. Here’s the truth: school won’t teach you how to handle money. Your parents probably wish they’d learned this stuff earlier. But you? You’ve got a chance to get ahead now — while you’re still young. This isn’t another boring finance manual full of dusty tips like “skip lattes” or “make a chart.” Please. No one’s reading that. This is the book that actually shows you how to earn, save, and invest money in today’s world — the one with apps, online side ...

Ever wish someone taught you personal finance as a teenager? Are you looking for a thoughtful and impactful gift? Personal Finance for Teens and Young Adults is an excellent choice. This book is perfect for teenagers and young adults who are just starting to navigate the world of money, or for anyone you want to equip with essential life skills. This book serves as a practical financial roadmap, transforming complex topics into clear, actionable steps. It helps young individuals understand how to manage pocket money effectively and build lasting wealth. What the readers will learn: Chapter ...

From “the authority queer consumers need” (Daniel Reynolds, editor-in-chief of Out), Out magazine finance columnist Nick Wolny’s fun, witty, and practical step-by-step guide to personal finance—a life-changing roadmap to financial independence for queer people to secure their futures in...

Worried About Your Teen’s Financial Future in the UK? Equip Them with the Skills to Succeed Today! As a parent, the thought of your teen's future can be overwhelming. Are you confident they can manage their finances independently, or do you find yourself worrying about their ability to make smart financial decisions without falling into debt? While it's natural to offer support during tough times, it’s crucial to empower them with the financial skills they’ll need to thrive—especially as they prepare for adulthood. This comprehensive guide to personal finance in the UK will provide ...

Money Smart Teen Master money, build real wealth, and stay ahead for life Are you a teen — or the parent of one — who’s ready to take control of money instead of letting money control you? Money Smart Teen is the ultimate guide for young people who want more freedom, confidence, and power over their financial future. Whether you’re just starting to save, earning your first income, or dreaming big, this book will give you the tools to grow your money mindset step by step.💡 Inside you’ll discover: ✅ How to budget using simple formulas like 50/30/20 ✅ Why saving early builds ...

Change the World by Changing One Meal a Day Suzy Amis Cameron—environmental advocate, former actor, and mom of five—presents “a timely and empowering guide to take charge of your health—both for your own sake and for the planet’s” (Ariana Huffington) by swapping one meat- and...

Does your money seem to vanish as soon as you get it? Wondering why school doesn’t teach real-life money skills? You’re not alone! Millions of teens feel lost when it comes to managing money—but it doesn’t have to be that way. Money Skills for Teens Decoded is your guide to mastering your finances and building smart habits for life. Whether you’re earning your first paycheck or just starting to think about money, this book makes personal finance fun, simple, and practical.

(A) Picture this: Alone surveyor, atop a New York skyscraper, heart racing as he analyzes measurements. The city below, unaware of seismic events on October 24, 1929 – "Black Thursday." The Stock Exchange, the epicenter of financial might, plummeted into chaos. Wall Street, a sea of anxiety, rumors whispered of 11 tragic speculators. They looked at the surveyor, collective shiver, fearing another fallen soul. (B) Uncover raw truths: 1. Debt burdens Americans—credit cards, student loans, medical bills, mortgages. 2. Escalating healthcare costs drain wallets, especially for the uninsured....

How far will a mother go to turn Christmas joy into back-to-school readiness? And what happens when her solution risks taking away the very thing that makes her child feel special? Kemunto is no stranger to tough decisions. As a hardworking mother in a rural African village, she’s mastered the art of stretching every coin just to get by. But when her son Mogaka’s beloved gray Christmas shoes—his pride, his confidence, his magic—don’t meet the school’s strict uniform rules, Kemunto is faced with a new kind of dilemma. To Mogaka, those shoes help him run faster, dream bigger, and ...

Become fluent in the language of money and advance of your financial goals with this clear, straightforward guide to essential definitions and easy-to-understand explanations of all the economic terminology you need to know. Understanding the economy so you can effectively manage your money is...

Secondo l’indice Backpack della Huntington Bank, nel 2015 i genitori hanno pagato in media mille dollari per le spese e i materiali scolastici e per le tasse per figlio. La scuola superiore può costare fino a 1500 dollari all’anno per ogni studente a seconda delle attività che frequenteranno. In fin dei conti è chiaro che neanche la scuola pubblica è gratuita, quindi cosa dovrebbe fare a riguardo un genitore con un budget? Se siete genitori con un basso reddito, continuate a leggere: ci saranno opzioni e risorse anche per voi.