It’s graduation season, so why not gift your graduate with the gift that keeps on giving: financial knowledge! Author Freddie Grant provides a succinct, easy-to-read book for teens to understand Personal Finance. The subtitle of the book captures its essence: The Ultimate Guide to Budget, Save, and Invest for Early Financial Independence. Set up coffee dates, a book club, or mentoring sessions with your teen, learning how to create and share each other’s financial vision. (If you have a college graduate, scroll below into episodes 14 and 15 of Season 2 for the book review on The Talk: About Money.) Army Endorsement not implied. There are several financial books for teens and young adults to choose from. Olivia simply wants to help you get a jump-start on your research.

It’s graduation season, so why not gift your graduate with the gift that keeps on giving: financial knowledge! Author Freddie Grant provides a succinct, easy-to-read book for teens to understand Personal Finance. The subtitle of the book captures its essence: The Ultimate Guide to Budget, Save, and Invest for Early Financial Independence. Set up coffee dates, a book club, or mentoring sessions with your teen to hold each other’s “money-making mind” accountable. (If you have a college graduate, scroll below into episodes 14 and 15 of Season 2 for the book review on The Talk: About Money.) Army Endorsement not implied. There are several financial books for teens and young adults to choose from. Olivia simply wants to help you get a jump-start on your research.

Written by Elizabeth Dunn and Michael Norton, Happy Money address that you may be spending your money wrong if it’s not bringing you joy. Olivia flips the script and applies the pay now, consume later to retirement, where the act of saving becomes an investment in our future well-being. The benefits of delayed gratification, the joy of anticipation, and making a future experience taste free are also explained.