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The Choice Is Yours
- Introducing the Credit Choice and the Personal Finance Choice for Teens & Young Adults
- De: Robert Newkirk
- Narrado por: Robert F. Newkirk Jr.
- Duración: 7 h
- Versión completa
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Why does money seems to slip through your fingers no matter how much you earn? What if you could transform your relationship with money, challenge the norms of consumer culture, and build a future where financial freedom is the ultimate status symbol? Why weren't you taught basic financial skills in school, leaving you ill-equipped to handle real-world money matters? Imagine gaining the skills and tools you need to thrive financially, breaking free from the cycle of financial illiteracy. Ready to rewrite your financial future?
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The Knowledge We Need NOW!
- De S Reginald Williams en 11-22-24
- The Choice Is Yours
- Introducing the Credit Choice and the Personal Finance Choice for Teens & Young Adults
- De: Robert Newkirk
- Narrado por: Robert F. Newkirk Jr.
Money Smarts for the Win!!
Revisado: 12-22-24
Robert Newkirk’s The Choice is Yours is like a crash course in money smarts everyone should have had in school. It’s packed with real-world advice and simple steps that actually work—perfect for balancing your future goals with living your best life right now.
Whether you’re a teen just figuring out the value of a dollar or a parent looking for a way to kickstart money talks at home, this book delivers. And it’s not just for the younger crowd—if you’ve made some financial missteps (haven’t we all?), it’s a game-changer for getting back on track.
This is the kind of book you gift, keep on your shelf, and recommend to everyone you know. Trust me, it’s the ultimate guide for thriving in today’s crazy economy. Get it, read it, thank me later!
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