ATTENTION: Folks!
There are alarming studies being published showing that more young adults are quiting college due to credit card debt than scholastic issues…
“Today, like never before, our youth need to be financially educated at an early age.”
Our kids need to learn how to manage
money BEFORE they leave home and
need to survive on their own!
From: The Desk of Gerri Harrison
Dear Friends,
It’s scary, isn’t it?
You want the best for your children, but you can’t stand by their side once they head off to college or a life on their own. You need to give them the training and information they’ll need as they are growing up.
Would you like to learn how?
Over the last fifteen years we have been raising our son Mike to be both financially educated and responsible. He has become a young man that we are very proud of and we know that he can keep himself out of financial trouble.
I have written a book on the system that we used with Mike. The system teaches not only responsibility with money, but responsibility on general. We are proud to say that Mike became an Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America at the age of 16. Very few scouts achieve the rank of Eagle, and most are close to their eighteenth birthday when they do. Mike also bought himself a car the same year using money he had saved. Mike runs two businesses at age 17 that are helping him achieve his financial goals and dreams.
I believe that any child can benefit from this information. You just might find that you learn a few things that benefit you financially as well. I include suggestions for you in order to set an example for your children. The table of contents below gives you an idea of what the book covers.
Table of Contents
Preface.............................................................................................................................................. 3
Ages two to five................................................................................................................................. 5
Teaching by doing............................................................................................................................ 16
Ages six to ten................................................................................................................................. 19
Investing for yourself........................................................................................................................ 27
Ages eleven to thirteen..................................................................................................................... 31
Debt done right................................................................................................................................ 38
Age fourteen.................................................................................................................................... 46
This is a big deal!............................................................................................................................ 53
Ages fifteen to seventeen............................................................................................................... 58
College years................................................................................................................................. 67
What is next?................................................................................................................................. 71
Cars............................................................................................................................................... 77
College Expenses.......................................................................................................................... 81
Investing for College....................................................................................................................... 89
Tax credits for education................................................................................................................ 97
Advertisers are against you.......................................................................................................... 100
The Chip System.......................................................................................................................... 104
Affect of Taxes.............................................................................................................................. 107
Getting a job.................................................................................................................................. 111
Insurance...................................................................................................................................... 117
Saving or Investing....................................................................................................................... 126
Summary...................................................................................................................................... 132
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No, I haven’t lost my mind… there’s a reason for this… This introductory offer is a necessary first step, but it won’t last. You see, I want a large number of people to get this, apply it and send me their success stories about how they improved their child’s financial life - then I’ll raise the price back up to the official $37. Before you can purchase this book at $17, I’ll need you to make a promise: Promise that you’ll send me an honest testimonial about this book when you’re done with it. That’s all I’m asking of you in exchange for this massive discount. (This offer will only last until I get all the testimonials I’m looking for) So get in now, while this offer is still available. Don’t wait until the price goes up to $27, or even $37. Get it NOW for just pennies on the dollar…
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 I understand that I’ll be instantly downloading the complete Mom, Can I have it?™ eBookfor $27 $17 right now, before the price increases over 158%(at least).
PLUS, it’s backed by a no-questions-asked 100% money back guarantee.
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