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Access the Heal Your Relationship with Money Workbook and other resources from Kara Stevens, the Frugal Feminista, who came to speak at LaGuardia on May 8, 2019.
Do you have kids or nieces/nephews or younger siblings? Children begin to learn financial literacy concepts as early as age 3, and their basic money habits may be formed by age 7. But it's not too late to learn better habits whether they're a tot or a teen. Here are some resources to help kids learn about money and how to manage it.
Some of these titles are available through our library's ebook collections. Any title listed with the Call number "Available online" is available as an ebook from the LaGuardia Library. Just click on the title and log in to start reading.
MONEY AS YOU GROW BOOK CLUB
For children 4-10. The Money as You Grow book club uses children’s books to help families learn key money concepts through reading, play, and quiet one-on-one talks. You can use the book guides at home. Browse through the book list and choose one you'd like to read with your child. The books should be readily available at a local library or bookstore.
Then, download the discussion guide to print out or read on your screen. Each guide contains tips for reading the book and suggests questions to ask your child as you read and after you're finished.
The LaGuardia Library has the following books from the Money As You Grow Book Club list:
Check out our new financial literacy resource developed by LaGuardia Library for LaGuardia students called FinLit for Life!
With a grant from FINRA, the LaGuardia Community College Library is launching this open educational resource (OER) created for our students to learn about personal finance. Available free online under a Creative Commons license, FinLit for Life can be used by instructors in a class or by students learning on their own.
Check out these podcasts on iTunes, Google Play, or your favorite podcast app.
Keep up with financial news by taking advantage of free, digital newspaper subscriptions available to the LaGuardia community.
If you like to browse websites, check these out!
If you're someone who likes to learn in a more structured way, you might want to look at some of the free personal finance courses available online.