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Teach Your Child to Fish: Five Money Habits Every Child Should Master Kindle Edition

by Holly D. Reid (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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What would you teach your younger self about money if you had the opportunity?

Unfortunately, most schools don’t teach money management. Money habits whether good or bad are passed down through the generations at home. What were you taught?

Is it the same thing you want to teach your children?

Statistics show that most of what we’ve learned about money from our parents was not adequate to help us achieve financial freedom. The majority of American adults are in debt with very little savings.

But what if it could be different for your child?

It can be.

If you want to set your child up for financial success then you have to homeschool them on money. That’s what the wealthy do!

Teach Your Child to Fish gives you the curriculum to teach your child to build wealth young and to manage their money wisely for the rest of their lives.

In this quick and easy to implement resource Holly Reid, a Certified Public Accountant, shares a Biblical perspective on how to help your child...

Find a purpose driven career so they can make money without ever ‘working’ a day in their lives
Be a conscious consumer so they don’t fall prey to savvy marketers
Use credit responsibly so they don’t end up trapped in debt
Make charitable giving a lifestyle so they experience the joy of living in service

And more.

As an added bonus, Teach Your Child to Fish includes a workbook with interactive money lessons and games to teach kids about money management, credit and giving. This resource is your money roadmap to financial peace for you and your family.

Purchase Teach Your Child to Fish today and improve the financial health of your family for generations to come!

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"Teach Your Child to Fish: Five Money Habits Every Child Should Master is a must-read for parents wishing to ensure the financial success of their children by giving them a foundation on how to handle money."--Readers' Favorite

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01CUUG8FS
Publisher ‏ : ‎ The Master Playbook; 1st edition (March 10, 2016)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ March 10, 2016
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 1070 KB
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- #537 in School-Age Children
- #1,258 in School-Age Children Parenting
- #1,557 in Personal Money Management (Kindle Store)

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Holly is a Certified Public Accountant and a finance professional with over 15 years of experience serving the media and entertainment industry.

Her passion for personal finance led her to pen her first book targeted to parents to highlight the importance of money management and to provide them with the tools to give their kids a head start. As a Christian, Holly was compelled to connect her passion with her faith and considers the word of God a master playbook for all life lessons. This is exhibited in her use of scripture and biblical references to support and reinforce each money habit.

As the youngest of four siblings, Holly is no stranger of doing more with less. Exposure to the broad economic landscape and its disparities, piqued her interest to understand money management and propelled her to discover savvy ways to save and experience financial harmony as an adult. Furthermore, her personal financial mistakes and rebounds now fuel her to build a legacy worth leaving.

If you'd like to connect with Holly, you can find her online at www.TheMasterPlaybook.com

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B Watson

Help Your Kids Be Financially Fit.

Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2016

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The all too common saying, "I wish I knew then what I know now" is so true when it comes to money. It's one of those topics we know is important, however, who teaches you the fundamentals to help you keep your head above water and become financially fit? For many people, I think learning these skills are hit and miss. Our education generally don't teach you, and some parents may struggle themselves in this area.
I therefore liked the authors practical approach to teaching your children how to "financially fish" for themselves. I particularly liked the first chapter being about working hard for what you earn. I also liked how she encourages parents to help their children discover and cultivate their skills and passions. The chapter on understanding debt was also good for parents who want to make their children aware of this potential trap. The author also discusses the importance of helping your children know the difference between needs and wants, so that they can spend wisely, and have enough to save and give.
This book is an easy read that covers many fundamental principles that children need to know to manage money better.

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H Gaither

Every Parent Needs This Book!!!!

Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2016

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This book is a must have for every family. Holly Reid has done an excellent job of giving you easy rules for arming your child with the tools they will need for financial freedom. It was an effortless read and I loved the fact that she incorporated scriptures to support her ideals. "Teach Your Child to Fish" not only guides the parent on how to assist their child in making the right financial decisions, but it also causes us, as parents, to look at the examples we are setting for our children. I found myself taking notes on how I could incorporate some of these rules/exercises in my life as an adult, so that I can be a better financial role model for my children. My eldest is 6, and I have been trying to come up with ways to make him aware of the value of a dollar, this book has given me what I need to help him understand. I will definitely be forwarding the link to this book with family and friends!

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Barbara Mojica

FUTURE ENTREPENEURS

Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2016

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This is an excellent guide for teaching children how to handle and save money. The book has nothing to do with fishing. Written by a CPA, the language is not complicated but clear and easy to follow. As a bonus, the author includes a downloadable printable workbook to accompany the text. In the first chapter children are introduced to why we work and the kinds of tasks children might find engaging. Chapter Two explains how to be conscious about spending and how to do so wisely, stressing what is worthwhile and how we can help community, Chapter Three encourages children to save and invest and lays out different ways to do so. In the fourth chapter children learn how to be responsible with credit, how it works, and how to minimize debt. In the final chapter the author talks about how give generously to others in their community.

I particularly enjoyed the recommended activities section at the end of each section and the final thoughts in which the chapter is pulled together. While the author is a CPA, she also presents a strong Christian viewpoint and quotes scripture to reinforce her lessons. This book may serve as a reference manual to be implemented at many different stages in a child's life. I particularly recommend it for parents of children in the eight to twelve age group.

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amazoncust

Ensure your child's financial future!

Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2016

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A wise and endearing take on a biblical story that melds common sense, good parenting and compassion into a guide for giving your child the best chance to grow into a financially responsible and secure adult. Starting with the idea that money is the reward received in exchange for work, not something manufactured in a parent's wallet or purse, the author demonstrates the importance of learning the true origin of money. She continues the journey of financial development with good advice on both spending and saving wisely, the perfect segue to her cautionary discussion on credit. The book's section on the value of generosity was an especially uplifting read that goes beyond just sharing financial wealth with those less fortunate, to many levels of doing good in the world. A wonderful lesson for a children and a great reminder for adults.

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Dee

This is a great book!

Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2016

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This book provides a highly informative, smart and concise program to teach children about money. For me it was also very timely. I have a 10 and 8 year old. They do not get an allowance but often receive gift money from relatives. I have been talking to them about money but not really teaching them. I have found that their desire to buy the latest and cool stuff is strong and the idea of saving money is hard for them as children and really is soon forgotten. Reading this book showed me what I was doing was really weak. This book gives me the tools I need to teach them wisely and responsibly. The activities are easy and effective. Thank you Ms. Reid well done!

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Cissy F.

Not a finance book . . . This is a how to live like a good Christian based on the Bible.

Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2018

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I purchased this for my 10 year old son. I read it first and was then planning on reading it with him and review the exercises with him.

BUT every other page quotes the Bible. I did see that many people wrote that she quoted the Bible and the story of fishing comes from the Bible, I think. But I didn't think the Bible would be quoted so heavily - literally every other page has Verse in it. Which is totally fine if you are raising your child Christian because many of these teachings will be reinforced in church and school (if they attend a Christian based school). But now on top of teaching finance I felt I was going to be teaching the Bible too and we are not Christian.

Really the book is teaching common sense which children need when teaching kids about money but it is more of a faith based book on how to live a good Christian life and follow the teachings of the Bible which includes finance.

So, it's not a bad book.

I only recommend this book if you are Christian and you are raising your child based on the teachings of the Bible.

I would categorize this book under Religious/Christian Children's books - not finance books.

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Jay Sinha

Helpful tool for teaching children money management skills

Reviewed in Canada on March 13, 2016

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I believe that healthy money management should be part of all school curriculums. Many of us grow up not really knowing the power of money and how to control and use it wisely, rather than letting it control us. "Teach Your Child to Fish" is a helpful tool for teaching your child the power of money and how to use use and manage it wisely throughout life. The younger a child can learn good money management practices and habits, the healthier their relationship with money will be as they grow up and move out into the world as adults. The tips, tools and methods Holly Reid provides are clear and easy for anyone - and any school age child - to understand and implement. The book flows from the basic principles of living debt-free, saving for the future, and investing wisely.
It should be noted that the book approaches the subject of money management from a Christian perspective, and includes citations and references to the Bible throughout. But even if you are not Christian or interested in the religious messages, this book is a helpful tool for aiding your child in learning solid money management skills and building healthy money awareness. The only reason I did not give five stars to this book is because I think the fact that it approaches the subject from a decidedly religious perspective should be clearer in the subtitle and introduction so that people are aware of this underlying aspect.
A useful addition to the realm of financial education for children!

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Jen1

Easy to read, wonderful information

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 13, 2016

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This is such a great book! It's clear and nicely presented. Although this is meant for children, I also found it helpful. It's such a great idea to teach money management skills at a young age so I'm glad to have come across this book! It's well thought out with lots of great illustrations to make it interesting. I will enjoy reading it with my young niece. I think it's very empowering book for young people.

Sue Freeland

A wise financial investment for every parent to share with their children

Reviewed in Australia on March 13, 2016

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Awareness of the concepts of money and its management are essential skills to impart to children and young adults. This easy to read book, with accompanying activity book is a valuable shared learning tool for parents and their children to read together, discuss and work through. Children will learn basic financial skills and be able to apply this new learning in creative and individual ways in the practical activities of the workbook. "Teach Your Child To Fish" is a book set that is a good financial investment for every parent or grandparent to share with their children or grandchildren.

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