Wealth Education for Minority Teens & Friends: How to be the first rich person in your family

They say it’s not how you start, but how you finish. Too many kids of color start in poverty, and despite their best efforts, remain poor as adults. Convinced by public schools that college is the one and only answer to upward mobility, young minorities in the U.S. burden themselves with lifelong debt chasing the American dream.

In Wealth Education for Minority Teens & Friends, finance blogger, middle school teacher, and YouTube personality, C. Osvaldo Gomez, a.k.a., Teacher Homie G, provides the most thorough guide to becoming wealthy a teen could ask for.

From stories and life lessons, you’ll learn basic investing math, about taxes, entrepreneurship, investing in real estate, businesses, and other assets. You’ll learn how to recognize asset bubbles, and how to profit from them. You’ll learn what strategies are the best to acquire wealth after high school, and how NOT to be parted from your money by fake gurus, scams, the government, or lawyers. You’ll learn how to be the first rich person in your family and how to set up a wealth legacy for your descendants.