Seeds of Wealth, a Step-by-step Program to Help Young Children Begin to Build Wealth and Sound Money Habits From an Early Age

by Justin Ford

391 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2005

Reviews

[James]

A worthy addition to any high school business club. The book is full of compound interest tables, and advice for the level of savings and investments. Many of these rules are familiar to average investors, but it is nice to have them all in one place for the kids.

This is not light reading and casual readers will be put off by the textbook inflected writing style. Still, it is a useful prop for parents teaching children about how to survive in the world of money.

Recommended for kids about to leave for college.

[Tony Bradshaw]

Some great principles for teaching children about money, and I liked the age categories and suggested savings percentages for those goes. For the most part, I agreed, yet the contents was lacking.