Do you want your grandchildren to be financially secure?
Are you worried they don’t know enough about money in today’s economy?
If you’re like most grandparents, you want what is best for your grandchildren. Money problems are a leading cause of stress and unhappiness for adults in this country, and unfortunately things aren’t looking any brighter for young adults in America.
Did you know these scary financial literacy statistics???
- People in their early twenties are the fastest growing group of Americans filing bankruptcy
- Over 40% of Generation Y don’t pay their bills on time every month
- Almost 60% of those under 25 years old are not participating in their company’s 401k plan
Grandkids of all ages need to be taught personal finance skills, but who will teach them?
- 69% of parents admit they don’t feel prepared to give their teenager guidance about investing (Charles Schwab’s “Parents & Money”)
- The majority of teachers don’t give a financial education course because they feel unprepared to teach the subject. (“Taking Ownership of the Future,” Financial Literacy and Education Committee)
So who is going to help grandchildren learn these important money skills?
YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE TO!!!
But hold on a second you say. How can I teach financially literacy? I don’t feel prepared.
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The book teaches over 70 personal finance concepts including how to:
- Improve your credit score
- Pay down debt quickly
- Automatically save for retirement
- Think like the rich
- Buy your first home
- Invest in the stock market
- Effectively budget
- And much more
A book? But won’t my grandkids think a personal finance book is BORING?
It’s true, most finance books are boring, but this book is different. It is ENTERTAINING. Pirates of Financial Freedom is an exciting adventure novel.
An adventure novel can teach personal finance? Don’t believe it?
Believe it! Here is an excerpt that talks about retirement savings and inflation (page 54 in the book)
“If all your friends jumped off the plank, would you?” asked Joey.
“Ha, no,” said Sandy.
“Saving for retirement can be tough, especially when fighting against two powerful enemies.”
Owen became tense and looked around. “Show me the enemies and I’ll show ‘em me blade.”
“I don’t think your cutlass will do any good against these enemies,” said Joey.
“I bet it will!” Owen exclaimed as he drew his sword, spinning around to look for the opponents.
“We’ll see. The first enemy is inflation.”
“Inflation?” Owen looked perplexed as he put away his cutlass.
“I be knowing that,” said Rusty. “The other day I saw a kid with a circular plastic inflation. He tried to attach it to the back of our ship with a rope to ride the waves.”
Joey smirked. He was starting to find Rusty’s bizarre comments amusing. “No, that’s an inflatable tube. Inflation is how things tend to cost more over time. For example, about seventy years ago you could go see a movie and get popcorn for one dollar. You could buy a Hershey bar for ten cents about fifty years ago. And twenty years ago gasoline was less than one dollar per gallon.”
Owen said, “I’ve never been to a movie, bought a Hershey bar, or driven a car. What does that have to do with us?”
Joey tried to put the concept into pirate terms. “How much does a bottle of rum cost today?”
“Twenty doubloons,” said Owen.
“In forty years, assuming a modest 2% annual inflation rate, that same bottle of rum will cost more than forty doubloons.”
Owen got upset that something he had never heard of would make his rum more expensive. “Argh, inflation. I’ll cleave it to the brisket!”
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