DaddyBank: A Parent's Guide

By Gregory K. Brough

DaddyBank -- A Parent's Guide -- How to Teach Your Child to Handle Money & Avoid Its Pitfalls -- "How will your children ever learn to handle money?" -- DaddyBank presents a simple framework to help... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0970915136
• ISBN13: 9780970915139
• Release Date: August 2002
• Publisher: Candlelight Media Group Inc
• Length: 134 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Educate children about fiscal responsibility

DaddyBank: How to Teach Your Child to Handle Money & Avoid Its Pitfalls by Gregory K. Brough (father of three and experienced financial consultant) is an impressively "parental friendly" and highly recommended guide written especially to help fathers and mothers to educate their children about fiscal responsibility. In a world where credit card companies encourage excessive spending and hefty interest payments, where inflation goes ever up, and the stock market is as trustworthy as quicksand, young people need now more than ever to learn smart money tactics ranging from the simple process of spending less than one earns, to comprehending how compound interest and financial investment returns work.

DaddyBank Review

DaddyBank was easy to read, outlining simple steps to take in sharing the world of finances with children. As an expectant mother, I found this book helpful in preparing me to teach my children the fundamentals of understanding budgeting and intelligently spending and investing money. Not only that, but it taught me ways to change my own budgeting as well. I wish my parents had this book when I was growing up!

Great Ideas, Easy to Follow and Apply

I really enjoyed this book since it presented great ideas to teaching children about managing finances in a very simple and easy to follow way. Not only does the book provide ways to teach children, but it also taught me the importance of getting my financial condition in order. So as I implement the ideas of DaddyBank with my family, I'm also working to get out of debt and exercising the self discipline needed to ensure a better financial future for all of us.