About the book

Twelve-year-old Kira finds an injured Labrador named Money who possesses the ability to speak and share financial wisdom. As Kira’s family struggles with debt, the dog teaches her how to manage pocket money through the use of glass jars for saving and spending. He introduces the concept of a success diary to build self-confidence and explains the difference between being a consumer and an investor. Through the narrative, Kira learns about mental associations with wealth, the basics of stock market investment, and how to start a small business based on her existing skills.

This book is intended for children and adolescents learning the basics of fiscal responsibility, as well as parents who want to introduce economic concepts to their household. Readers gain a practical toolkit for debt reduction and wealth accumulation. By following Kira's actions, the reader understands how to diversify income and set specific financial goals. The text provides a framework for moving from passive saving to active investing, ensuring that young people view money as a tool for personal independence.

Details
Published
2019
Language
EN

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