Book Review: I Wish They Taught Money in High School

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I’ve been educating myself about how to handle our finances lately and I like reading books and attending seminars related to it. I was glad that I was one of the chosen bloggers to receive this book to review: I Wish They Taught Money in High School by Clarisa De la Paz and Sharon Que

It is a back to back book and it cost P500.00.

Here are some of the realization I got from the book, which at my age, I definitely agree.

Not all big companies pay big. Being an employee will not make you rich.
The school teaches us to have a stable job and then put the money that you earn in a bank, we should have taught the kids how the mutual fund and the stock market work.
Credit cards can help you if you will educate yourself on how to handle and use it properly.

Things I Like About I Wish They Taught Money in High School:

The author explained the cash flow in layman’s terms so that everybody who will read the book can understand it easily.
There are lots of tips on how you will be going to reach your dream of financial freedom.
The illustrations are nice, simple and cute.
I agree that it is important to have a passive income and let the money work for you.
The authors of this book got their inspiration from the Rich Dad Poor Dad books of Robert Kiyosaki which is also the first money related book that I have read.

I Wish They Taught Money in High School is currently available in 6 Fully Booked Branches: Alabang, BGC, Rockwell, Greenbelt, Katipunan & Gateway and National Bookstore nationwide, or you can order online at http://lifestyleupgrade101.com/shop

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