Teach your teens how to make financial decisions NOW...
(When the consequences are small).
10X your teen’s financial decision-making ability in just 27 minutes
...and they'll be able to apply the skills learned to money decisions with larger consequences, too.
6 Bite-sized videos walking your teen through:
- What a Financial Decision is
- Picking a Problem (default one given, if they can't choose) to go through the course with
- Learning about Outcomes
- Brainstorming Options to solve the problem (hint: more than just money)
- Picking the Best Option
- See the Results from their Decision
Simple 8-page Workbook includes:
- 1-page Money Decision-Maker Framework they can use over and over again (with any financial decision)
- 25 example teen financial decisions to make
- Example outcomes (positive, neutral, and negative)
- Options to solve their money problem in three different categories
- Would You Rather Money Values edition with cheat sheet of the Money Values their answer represent
Did somebody say "BONUS"?
I've created a Skill Builder Bonus Area with resources and activities to help teens brush up on some money skills:
Needs Vs. Wants Activity Book
Substitution Challenge
What's the Actual Cost? Worksheet
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"The perfect bite-sized intro for teens who need help with making smart financial
decisions."
"She explains useful financial concepts with relatable examples. I love how she walks through an easy-to-follow yet insightful decision-making process and has the teens go through it with her. I'm hopeful it will stick in my kids' heads as they navigate financial choices in the future. I recommend that parents take it too to have common language to share with their kids and to role model their own money processes."
- Gail Sawchuk, mother to 15 & 16-year-old boys
