Kid's Begin Journey to the Pursuit of Wealth with Launch of New Book

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Author Jewell Thornton presents a new book, A Kid's Journey to Getting Rich. Available at www.akidsjourney.com, the book teaches children the basics of finance, money management and real estate investment.

Bowie, MD (PRWEB) June 20, 2006 -- A new book by Jewell Thornton, A Kid's Journey to Getting Rich, provides fundamental concepts in finance, money management and real estate investment. The book is written for all ages and is now available for purchase at www.akidsjourney.com.

A Kid's Journey to Getting Rich teaches children how to manage and invest income to achieve financial goals. The book is written in an easy to understand format with basic dialogue and colorful images.

“Those who learn good money management skills early are more likely to become adults who can make sound financial decisions in the future,” Thornton said. “I'm asking parents to give their children a financial head start in life.”

A Kid's Journey to Getting Rich is the story of a young boy who aspires to be rich, but must prepare himself and his future. The boy learns that school and education are necessary for attaining wealth. In the book Thornton also provides insights into the courses that are essential for securing financial success.

Jewell Thornton wrote A Kid's Journey to Getting Rich to help children understand the importance of proper money management and real estate investing. The book is easy to read and comes with a workbook and list of financial literacy terms made easy just for kids. A Kid's Journey to Getting Rich is available at www.akidsjourney.com.

“Teaching kids to prepare themselves for a bright financial future is of the utmost importance,” said Ms. Thornton. “Teaching terms and definitions in a simplistic manner will guarantee a child’s understanding.”

About the Author
Jewell Thornton has worked with and tutored kids in finance and money management for the past 20 years. Ms. Thornton has worked in the Government sector for the past 18 years, 13 of which she has worked as a Financial Analyst. She also owns investment real estate property and talks to kids about their financial future and how important it is to own real estate. Jewell Thornton resides in Bowie, Maryland.

Your Child Can Read Books, But Are T hey Financially Literate?
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While saving money was once considered to be a virtue, it is now widely considered to be the worst possible form of financial investment. With most savings accounts offering around 3 to 4% nominal interest, real earnings per annum just barely outpace inflation.

Bowie, MD (PRWEB) November 14, 2006 -- If you don't want to simply teach your children to make money and then "put it in the bank," you may want to consider the form of education that has become quite popular in recent years: financial literacy. This includes training your child to understand what money is, how to obtain and reliably invest it to ensure that they earn a regular return and remain financially solvent.

While there are many intermediate and advanced books on this topic, there are very few that cater to younger crowds, including elementary school students, even though this is important, since many children begin working when they are teenagers.

Author, financial expert, and real estate investor Jewell Thornton has created the perfect solution for parents looking to give their children an early education in finance: "A Kids Journey to Getting Rich."http://www.akidsjourney.com... Read More.

Your Child Can Read Books, But Are T hey Financially Literate? Download this press release as an Adobe PDF document.

Your Child Can Read Books, But Are T hey Financially Literate?
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