Young Money

Being young is the ultimate advantage when it comes to building wealth. It may not seem like it when you look at your student loan debt or when the rent comes due, but you have a huge amount of a priceless resource: time. You just need to know what to do with it. Rising-star financial advisor Dasarte Yarnway offers a simple four-step mastery approach anyone can follow to become a master wealth builder. It's a system he himself lives by.

Savage Teen Money Skills is your comprehensive guide to financial empowerment. It makes financial literacy practical, actionable, and fun as you move towards adulthood. Saving for college or a big purchase, managing summer job income, or learning to budget, this book has you covered.

Have you ever wanted to start your own business? A lemonade stand is a great start, but did you know there are other ways a young, driven individual can earn money? This guide will help you get ideas to start your own business and get it up and running quickly.

This book is your guide to learning lessons that will enable you to cook for yourself, develop communication and time management skills, as well as stay safe and productive online. This book combines 9 powerful lessons into one concise and simple format. Gain the confidence to overcome challenges and develop into a young, capable adult. The keys to self-reliance and maturity are located within.

In a world of TikTok trends and one-click spending, most of us know how to spend — but not how to save. Money Skills for Young Adults is your crash course in confidence with cash, crushing debt, and building smart habits that lead to independence and long-term wealth. No boring lectures. No confusing text. Real-world tools, practical tips, and mindset shifts to help you set goals, track spending, and take control of your money.

Build a Strong Financial Future with Confidence—Even If You’re Just Getting Started! Financial literacy is one of the most valuable skills you can develop, yet most people are never taught the basics. Instead, many stumble into adulthood unprepared, learning through trial and error, expensive mistakes, and missed opportunities. You don’t have to follow that path. With the right knowledge and tools, you can take control of your finances, avoid setbacks, and build the future you truly want.

Mit seinem Blog "Young Money" erreicht er ein Millionenpublikum: So unterhaltsam und leicht verständlich wie kein anderer erklärt Jauernig alles, was junge Menschen zum Thema Geld wissen müssen. Denn mit Bausparvertrag, Steuererklärung und Altersvorsorge fühlen sich viele überfordert - oder haben einfach keine Lust, sich darum zu kümmern. Jauernig macht endlich Schluss mit dem schlechten Gewissen und zeigt unter anderem, welches Vermögen auf den wartet, der auf seinen täglichen Coffee to go verzichtet.

Money is a powerful tool—but only when you know how to use it like a pro. This is your chance to get ahead of the game! Money is always going to play a role in your life… and you have a choice. You can either let it rule you, or you can take charge and make sure that you’re always the one in control. If you’re thinking, “But how? I only have a part-time job. Why would I need to start thinking about this now?”, you’re in good company. Many teens think like this… but little do they know, they’re missing a trick.

Are you a teen stepping into adulthood... and wondering, “How am I supposed to figure all this out?” Or maybe you’re a parent hoping your teen gets the tools they need—without lectures, eye rolls, or overwhelm? Adulthood doesn’t come with a manual, and let’s be real—school never taught you how to file taxes, cook anything that isn’t instant noodles, or handle money without panicking. That’s where this book comes in. Think of it as the survival guide for real life they forgot to include in the curriculum.

Growing up isn't always easy, especially for modern-day teens. In school and at home, there are a lot of things teen girls may be struggling to juggle on the roller coaster of adolescence. Advanced Life Skills for Teen Girls is the go-to guide to not just discovering but practicing essential skills for independence, resilience, and success in the years ahead! Life doesn't come with a rule book, but with the right skills, you can make smart choices, boost motivation to take action, and leap over any obstacle along the way.

Get your financial life sorted with this essential manual on improving your personal finances! Financial management is a life skill not often introduced to millions of young adults, and this deeply affects their future. In fact, more than half of adults are financially anxious, with most living paycheck to paycheck — not because they have zero money, but because they only have a single source of income, mainly their salaries.

Are you tired of living paycheck to paycheck and want to take control of your finances without sacrificing your social life? "Money Skills for Young Adults in a Digital Age" is the audiobook for you.

If you want money, you need to understand it first—and it’s way more fun than you might think! Your school teaches you lots of things… but for some reason, it doesn’t teach you one of the most important skills you’ll ever need—how to manage your money. Sure, you’ve encountered thousands of word problems about money in math, but do any of them tell you what to do with your own money? If you’ve ever been frustrated that you don’t have the cash to do the things you’d like to do or buy the things you want to have, then you have clear proof that you’re missing some essential skills.

One decision today could completely change your teen’s future. Most teens step into adulthood unprepared. Schools don’t teach real-world skills—like managing money, making smart decisions, or staying safe online.

Arm your teen with the ultimate guide to financial independence–and watch them master money management quickly, even without prior knowledge.

Combining two bestselling guides—Teen Money Skills and Teen Life Skills—this all-in-one collection helps teens become financially smart, emotionally resilient, and ready for adulthood. This isn’t just a book—it’s a blueprint for thriving in life. Whether your teen is preparing for high school, college, or their first job, this guide walks them through the critical skills they’ll need every day. Written in a teen-friendly voice with bite-sized lessons, practical checklists, and real-life examples, this collection makes learning life skills feel empowering—not boring.

Did you know? Nearly 75% of teens in the U.S. lack confidence in their financial knowledge, and more than 60% of young adults regret how they’ve handled their money. It’s never too early—or too late—to learn the skills for financial success. As Warren Buffett says, “Someone’s sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago.” Let this book be the seed for financial independence and confidence.

Your destiny takes form in your teen years. So, don't miss this opportunity to lay the foundation for a happy, thriving future. You're ready to grab the latest gadgets and trendy clothes and discover the world. But it gets tiring to keep asking your parents for money all the time. Falling into expensive money mistakes is a common pitfall, something you wouldn't want to regret in the future.

Take control of your financial future with your very first paycheck! Your paycheck, your responsibility. It’s time to saddle up and take the reins. Prepare to become a sharp-shooting budgeter, resolute saver, and top-tier investor on the path to financial freedom. Whether you are just entering the workforce or have been earning an income for a while, Money Management for Young Adults: From Your First Paycheck to Your First Million is your comprehensive guide to smart money decisions.

Money sense starts with responsibility and confidence and attitude. You first must realize your money is your responsibility. Then you must learn enough about money matters to gain confidence to do what must be done. The goal of this audiobook is to help young people start (or continue) moving in the right direction with money issues. The articles are short and informative. Listen to them and learn. Then pass on, by example, what you have learned to your peers and to your children.