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by Daniel Hartness (Author), Suzann Leford (Editor)
Who Should Read It?
This Pocket Guide is written with students in mind, those starting from their freshman year of high school to their senior year of college. Tons of tips and tricks are given to them to help them both prepare for their financial futures and masterfully manage the money they currently have. They are guided through every step of getting a job, mastering credit cards, investing, understanding taxes, saving, and much much more. Not only this but there is a surplus of extra resources given to them. The journey to financial freedom is long,
and many tools are needed along the way. These tools include lists of apps, books, websites, and other
resources for students to use for any area they're particularly interested in.
In addition to students, young adults and parents can gain a tremendous amount from this pocket guide. The
chapters diving into credit cards, taxes, side-hustling, and investing would particularly beneficial. The
simplest and strongest investing strategy that is detailed is ideal for any of these audiences!
As a student, whether it's high school or college, we have dozens of questions about our personal finances
and money: How do we use it? How do we make it? Save it? And will it be there when we need it?
These questions continue as we get older and become even more specific, especially as we hear about
concepts such as credit cards, taxes, and investments. Money is a sensitive topic, making it hard for us to
really find good answers to these questions. That's where this Pocket Guide comes in. While reading, you'll
be guided through important aspects of personal finance students have to deal with. From starting your first
job to saving what you earn, and mastering credit cards, to investing your way to financial freedom, we'll
tackle everything. Now, let's dive in and learn all you can about personal finance!
