Books and the internet are excellent resources for all kinds of financial information. Here is a list of financial books and internet sites on money that I recommend parents read and use with their teens when trying to teach smart money skills.
Money Books for Teens:
- Play The Real-Life Money Game With Your Teen
Every parent knows children learn through play. It’s no different for teenagers. The author of Play The Real-Life Money Game With Your Teen, Sarah Williamson, has taken this concept and churned out a wonderful book that will help many parents of teens teach financial responsibility – and may give them a few tips too. - 8 Steps to Having More Money Than Your Parents Ever Dreamed Of
The witty writing and sound advice in this book helps teenagers see the big picture when it comes to their money and their future fortune.
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Motley Fool: Ways to Save and Make Money
Articles and how to instruction for teens and adults. Plan to spend some time here.
KidsBank.com
The site is a little young for older teens, but has information they will need to know at some point about interest rates and more. Plus, it has a cool car savings calculator.
Online Game: Escape From Knab
"Earn and save enough money on the planet Knab in order to buy your return ticket to Earth on July 4th."
U.S. Mint
While your teen will have to sift through the younger kids pages, there are many activities and information aimrd at their age group. I am really impressed with the information given on coin clubs and coin collecting.
Quick Links: Teach Your Teen to Be Money Smart | Quiz: Is Your Teen Money Smart?
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