When it comes to our money, many of us make the same mistakes over and over again. We are confident when we should panic. We believe that stock we heard about on CNBC or saw promoted on Twitter is the next Apple or Google. Or we find managing our money difficult and boring, and we don't pay any attention at all. We neglect things. We toss our retirement statements in a drawer, planning to look at them on a future day that never arrives. We pay our...

"In Money-Making Mom, finance and family blogger Crystal Paine shares real-life stories, practical tips, and hard-won wisdom from the failures and successes that have carved her family's path to financial freedom. Paine blends insight with inspiration as she shares creative ways to manage money, generate income and--most importantly--live a life of deeper meaning, fulfillment, and generosity than you might have ever imagined possible.,"--Amazon.com....

Explores the many aspects of money, including shopping, credit, and charity, and educates readers about personal finance.

In Saving Money, early readers learn the fundamentals of saving and why it's important. A labeled diagram helps aid readers, while a picture glossary reinforces new vocabulary. Children can learn more about saving money online using our safe search engine that provides relevant, age-appropriate websites.

Everyone wants a simple and practical way to manage their money, but with countless financial planners, budgeting articles, and websites available, it's not always easy to figure out where to start. Filled with only the most essential information on budgeting, see how to build a financial plan that not only meets your needs, but helps you stay on track. From prioritizing goals and listing expenses to saving regularly and planning for future finances,...

Offers a roadmap for saving money and achieving financial goals by describing tricks for growing bank accounts, increasing a home's value, and living within a household budget.

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Billy wants the nice things that his friends have: an umbrella for when it rains, a solar-powered fan, a purple-striped wig, neon-green shoes, and an anchovy grill. But he can't pay back the loan that he took from Selling Seal to pay for everything. What will happen?