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The Young Millionaires Club Teaches Financial Freedom

Starting next month there will be an online club designed specifically for parents of preteens/ teens to help them teach their child about money. MoneyMoney101 Simple Money Management is a new website geared towards parents to help them teach simple money management skills to their preteen/teen by creating a community of wannabe millionaires called The Young Millionaire's8217;s Club.



Preteens and teens need help every step along the way to get a financial education and most likely will not be motivated on their own to seek out that help. The solution The Young Millionaire's8217;s Club -- a community of parents who have decided to take control of their preteens or teen'ss financial future and begin to build their child's8217;s financial literacy. The club is designed to help children, parents, and families reach their full financial potential by providing parents the tools and resources to teach their preteens and teens the basics of simple money management skills.



MoneyMoney101 Simple Money Management is set to launch September 1st and will offer Charter Membership into The Young Millionaire's8217;s Club for the first 15,000 members or the first 27 days (whichever comes first). In addition to all the membership perks and amenities and for a limited time, MoneyMoney101 is also releasing all of its eBooks as an added bonus for being one of the first 15,000 Charter Members to join. The eBooks include 10 Days to Financial Literacy, MoneyX3 Study Guide Course, Does the Money in my Back Pocket Make My Butt Look Big, The 5 Day Budgeting Program, and a half dozen BudgetStarter101 programs.



MoneyMoney101 Simple Money Management creator Chris Quinn says 's8220;Financial Literacy is one of the fastest growing and most unrecognized problems facing young Americans today and no one seems to understand the magnitude of this problem's8221;. Simple money management skills are not being taught in most middle schools and high schools across the country. Quinn stresses 's8220;Learning basic money skills at an early age is essential for achieving financial literacy and understanding the importance of managing money, saving, and tracking expenses.'s8221; Quinn adds 's8221;the biggest mistake you can make as a parent is to do nothing. Your actions speak 10 times louder than your words. My hopes are parents will now have the resources and tools to take action.'s8221;

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