Money Skills for Teens

Essential Money Skills Every Teen Should Know

The teenage years are a time of discovery, growth, and stepping into new responsibilities. As teens explore their interests and carve out their place in the world, they also encounter the challenges of managing money-a vital life skill.

Introducing Money Skills for Teens

Money Skills for Teens is your indispensable guide to mastering personal finance. Written by Ferne Bowe (author of Life Skills for Young Adults and Life Skills for Tweens), this book demystifies the world of money with clear, practical advice and real-life examples that resonate with young readers.

What You’ll Learn

Inside, you’ll find straightforward lessons on everything you need to know, including:

How to choose and open your first bank account
Reading and understanding bank statements
Building and maintaining a healthy credit score
Avoiding financial fraud and scams
Recognizing and managing your spending habits
Using credit responsibly
Paying for your first car
Saving for unexpected expenses
Developing a long-term investment strategy
And more than 40 additional essential financial skills!

Why It Matters

Whether you’re just beginning your journey or looking to improve your money management skills, this book lays a solid foundation for making smart financial decisions. With its simple language and practical approach, Money Skills for Teens makes learning about money both engaging and accessible.

If you value clear, real-world advice that prepares you for the financial challenges of adulthood, this book is the perfect companion on your journey to financial independence.

Author Biography

Ferne Bowe is a parent, marketing professional, and author of Money Skills for Teens.With two kids of her own, she has first-hand experience with the challenges and triumphs of raising a teen.While watching her kids growing up, she noticed the gap between the skills kids need to thrive in the real world and what they are taught in school. For example, she noted that while kids are often taught how to get good grades, they are rarely taught how to manage their finances or have difficult conversations.She is on a mission to close that gap and help kids, and young adults find their purpose, develop self-awareness and confidence, and build their skills to create a life they love.Her message is simple: Mastering life skills and taking ownership of day-to-day tasks is the key to success, no matter your goals. Adopting this principle helps kids develop the skills they need to live a successful life.