Making the Grade
A teen's guide to good money management
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As a teen you have the unique advantage of having multiple streams of income with minimal effort. You can acquire money in the form of allowance, earned or not earned; gifts from multiple benefactors, i.e. Parents, Grands, Aunts, Uncles, and family friends; or you can acquire money the most rewarding way, by performing a service for pay (J-O-B). The point is, regardless of the source or the sum, good money management skills will prove to be a valuable skill to have in the short and long term. In this book you will learn basic money management techniques that you can implement today, and by implementing these techniques in the early stages of your financial life you will set yourself up for a future of financial success and not financial suicide.
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About the Book
As a teen entering adulthood life comes at you fast. Parents can only prepare you for so much and sometimes good money management is not at the top of the list. "Making the Grade" will teach you basic money management techniques that you can implement today, and by implementing these techniques in the early stages of your financial life you will set yourself up for a future of financial success and not financial suicide.
About the Author
Katina served ten years in the United States military where she managed millions of dollars of government funding. In the private sector she held numerous accounting positions before settling in the Chief Financial Officer position of a multi-million dollar manufacturing company. In 2003 Katina began expanding her knowledge into personal financial advising, which quickly became her passion. She has helped countless families with their finances and has held numerous seminars on sound financial planning. This book was born from her acclaimed teen seminars. The goal of this book is to educate teens so they can avoid the common mistakes made when managing money. Katina has a Bachelor in Business Administration from California Baptist University and a FINRA Series 6 and 63 Securities license. She resides in California with her husband and two children.