Imagine using an allowance system that empowered your kids/teens to be financially responsible adults!
By Elisabeth Donati
The Ultimate Allowance Book
Teaching Your Kids how to Win The Money Game
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The Ultimate Allowance helps parents prepare their kids to live on their own successfully. It’s the only book parents need to raise financially free adults. Simply stop spending money ON your kids (cost of raising them, etc.) and run most of that money THROUGH them instead, giving them tons of practice before it really matters. The Ultimate Allowance gives you a easy to implement system that uses the money you already spend to support them to help empower them to become financially responsible adults. |
“Most schools are not teaching children about money and that concerns me. The Ultimate Allowance teaches kids how to be with money and make a difference at the same time. A ‘must-read’ for parents who truly want a bright future for their kids.”
~ Manny Goldman, Author, The Power of Personal Growth and Founder, PersonalGrowth.com
“Teaching kids that money doesn’t just appear from the magic money machine (ATM) is a formidable lesson. By teaching children how money works, this invaluable lesson will stay with them for the rest of their lives. The more they learn, the less money mistakes they will make.”
~ Dara Duguay, Director, Citi Office of Financial Education, Former Director of the Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy
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