Teaching Children How to Save for the Single Daddy: Building the Saving Habits in Children from a Tender Age

Publisher Marketing: Would You Want Your Children To Learn How To Save? One of the most important lessons to teach your children is to have financial discipline. There are too many parents out there who need to deal with excessive demands from their children. Children would develop bad financial habits and it would be detrimental for their future. Having good financial habits is important, especially for single fathers when money is tight. In Teaching Children How To Save For The Single Daddy, Nick Thomas has provided a method of teaching your children of all ages to save. Your children would develop better financial habits and be less demanding in the future when they realise the value of money. From this book, you would learn the methods and mindset towards teaching your children how to save. This book also covers lessons such as: - Money Lessons To Teach Your Children How To Develop The Saving Habits In Your Children How To Make Saving Fun How To Explain Difficult Financial Concepts To Your Children How To Deal With The 'Pocket-Money' Issue Imagine a situation where your child learns better financial habits. They would be able to control their spending and save money. It is a great habit to have and all parents should be responsible in teaching this lesson. If you are interested to give your child this wonderful habit, you need to get this book. It is provided by a single father who has brought up three wonderful children to be savers and conscientious about money. Click look inside to find out more... "Disclaimer: Nick has written a short book that is actionable. It includes plenty of bullet points and actions steps that you can apply in your life. He isn't a financial expert, but he has developed a logical method that help children be better savers." Contributor Bio:  Thomas, Nick Nick Thomas is an author, math tutor and Sudoku expert, who came in second in Great Britian's first ever National Sudoku Championships.