The Ultimate Parenting Map to Money Smart Kids
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THE ULTIMATE PARENTING MAP TO MONEY SMART KIDS provides parents with a philosophy and practical advice on helping kids become financially savvy and responsible. The author guides parents in helping their children create a comfortable relationship with money and in making their own financial decisions.
- Provider
- Bright Leitz Publishing
- Author
- Linda Leitz
- Price
- $39.08
- Published / Released Year
- 2006
- Format and Delivery
- Physical Product
- Resource Type
- Books
- Target Audience
- Early Elementary, Elementary Grades, Middle Grades, High School, College/Postsecondary, Adult
- Languages
- English
- Contact Information
- 719-439-1215
- Jump$tart Standards
- No
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