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Use Saving Your Way to Success like a textbook to teach:

The basis concepts of saving versus spending.
How to take control of personal finance now as student.
Now, as a student, is the perfect time to be preparing for the financial future.
How to save for college.
The motto, “work hard, save hard” and how to apply it to their life to achieve financial independence early in life.

It is great to see such wisdom coming from a young product of our school system. Saving Your Way to Success contains sound advice for consumers of all ages who want to achieve or maintain sound financial habits and financial health.

David Flowers, Fargo Schools Superintendent

Saving Your Way to Success will become a much used resource addition to your school and/or classroom. This is the book that students and young adults need. It is written and geared to their age group by a young adult that took control of his personal finances and has achieved financial independence and peace of mind. Justin bases parts of the book on real-life experiences, even including personal examples of “How I Did It” to prove to the student or young adult reading the book that that yes, you can save money, save a lot of money, and achieve financial freedom early in life. Your students will be able to understand and relate to what they are reading about. They will not have to try and consume a bunch of financial jargon, investing statistics, or get-rich schemes; instead, the reader gets straight-forward advice on personal and financial development and growth, all based on time-tested methods, research and personal experience explained in laymen’s terms that the reader understands and relates to.

Saving Your Way to Success is an ideal money management resource to use in the classroom, or to give as a gift to a student or young adult. It explains in simple to understand language how to get started ( and keep going) down the right financial path. It teaches essential money values and money skills need to succeed in life. They will learn the importance of budgeting, how to save for college, and how to prepare now for their financial future!

In the year 2001, teens spent an average of $104 a week for a total of $172 billion!1 Teenagers are spending an enormous amount of money. Teen spending is literally out of control. Saving Your Way to Success is what you need to show your students the enormous benefits of spending less and saving money.

How many children are not getting the financial literacy and early start that they need? You understand that teaching financial management is a fundamental part of preparing a student for adult life, and you also understand that a lot of kids are not learning how to save and why to save. Your students and/ or teenagers may be learning accounting, or balancing a check book, but are they learning life-long financial principles? Saving Your Way to Success is exactly the handbook you need to incorporate into your classroom or school’s financial, accounting, and/or economics classes.

If you are planning on teaching children about money, using the right tools for teaching financial management is critical--Saving Your Way to Success is such a tool.

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1. Meghan Carleton, “Teen Spending Continues to Grow with Teen Population.” Tribune Business News, June 30, 2002.

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