Ebook: The barefoot investor for families: the only kids' money guide you'll ever need

Picture this... -- Growing up barefoot -- Our game plan -- Weekly barefoot money meals -- pt. 1. First steps -- Three jam jars -- Three jars -- Three minutes -- The barefoot money meal -- pt. 2. The barefoot ten -- How to protect your kids from bank robbers -- The family treasure hunt -- The grandparents' dinner party -- Breaking the brat -- The lazy one hundred dollar club -- Why your kids need plastic surgery -- The life-changing magic of flipping burgers -- Barefoot Betty -- Uncle Scott's453 329 gift -- The barefoot ladder -- pt. 3. Off and running -- The victory dinner -- You legacy -- The final goodbye.;The new book from Scott Pape, the Barefoot Investor. The Barefoot Investor: The Only Money Guide You'll Ever Need is a phenomenon, sprinting through one million copies to become one of the best selling Australian books ever. Why is it so successful? It's simple, funny and practical. And it has changed people's lives. The eagerly anticipated follow-up, The Barefoot Investor for Families, sticks to the same script. It's aimed fairly and squarely at parents, grandparents, and basically anyone who read that book and said: 'Why the hell wasn't I taught this years ago?' Scott lays out ten money milestones kids need to have nailed before they leave home, and it's all structured around one family 'money meal' each week (so roughly 20 minutes). If you follow the roadmap, with tailor-made lessons for each age group, your kids will know how to do things like: , ∗Learn the life-changing value of hard work , ∗Set up a fee-free bank account (or jam jars!) , ∗Go on a Treasure Hunt around the house, and sell some of their 'stuff' second-hand , ∗Save your parents $100 on household bills Even ... , ∗Learn to cook at least two low-cost, delicious, nutritious meals from scratch. Scott's mission is to make sure your kids are financially strong so they never, ever get sucked into the traps that middle-aged bankers have devised to rob them of their money and their confidence. There are only ten things every kid needs to know about money, and you can teach them over dinner, once a week. It's that simple. Start now - it's never too early or too late.