Money Skills Every Teen Needs Before Graduation

A Practical, No-Lecture Guide to Paychecks, Budgets, Credit, and Building Money Habits That Last

Nobody sits teenagers down and explains any of this.

Money Skills Every Teen Needs Before Graduation is the practical, no-lecture guide to everything school skips: what actually happens to a first paycheck, how one overdraft fee can spiral into hundreds of dollars, why a credit card can build a future or wreck it depending on a single habit, and how to start saving before "later" becomes "too late."

Inside, you'll find real, practical guidance on:


>Opening the right bank account and avoiding the overdraft trap that costs teens hundreds a year

Building a simple budget that works with the 50/30/20 rule

Using credit cards without falling into debt

Spotting scams designed specifically to target teenagers

Saving and investing early, when time matters more than money

A five-year money plan to build real financial freedom by graduation

This isn't a textbook, and it isn't written by a financial expert. Author Drew Ashford isn't a financial advisor - he's someone who wishes he'd had this book as a teenager, and wrote the guide he needed. No condescension, no jargon, just the practical information a parent or mentor would hand a teen before they left the house for good.

Give the teenager in your life a head start most people don't get until they've already made the expensive mistakes.

septembre 2026, env. 116 pages, Independently published, Anglais
Independently Published
979-8-1945-0126-7

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