Give your teen a financial head start before they enter adulthood.

Most teens graduate from school without learning how money really works. They may know algebra and science, but many have never been taught how to budget, save, use a credit card responsibly, understand a paycheck, or invest for the future.

As a mom and CPA, Jane Kwan wrote Personal Finance for Teens to help young people develop the money skills they need to make smart financial decisions for life.

This beginner-friendly guide breaks down personal finance into simple, easy-to-understand lessons that teens can start applying right away.

Inside, your teen will learn:

• Ideas to earn money through jobs, side hustles, and entrepreneurship
• How to create a budget and take control of spending
• Why saving money matters and how small amounts can grow over time
• How to avoid common money mistakes and impulse purchases
• The truth about credit cards, debt, and borrowing money
• How investing works and why starting early can make a huge difference
• How to identify scams and protect personal information
• How payroll deductions and taxes affect a paycheck

Whether your teen is preparing for their first job, saving for a major purchase, or simply learning how money works, this audiobook provides a strong foundation for lifelong financial success.

Plus, a PDF copy of the book is included with the audiobook, making it easy for listeners to follow along and revisit key concepts.

Help your teen build the confidence and knowledge to make smarter money decisions today—and for years to come.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.