Money Skills for Teens and Young Adults
Budget wisely
Save smartly
Invest prudently
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Freddie is not only passionate about teaching fiscal responsibility but also about instilling a sense of moral courage and determination. His favorite quote, "You cannot discover new oceans unless you have the courage to lose sight of the shore," encapsulates his belief in the bold pursuit of potential and the uncharted territories of personal growth.
Grounded in faith and driven by a commitment to integrity, he lives by the words from Hebrews 10:23, "Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering for he who promised is faithful." This guiding principle shines through his work, where he aims to inspire and equip the youth with the confidence and competence to navigate life's journeys.
Freddie's writings, workshops, and public engagements are not only informative but also transformative. His vision extends beyond financial acumen to raising well-rounded, empathetic leaders of tomorrow — a legacy of knowledge, character, and faith for generations to come.
Why financial literacy is crucial for a teen, along with strategies to enhance and develop your skills
Why it's never too early to begin saving for your retirement — explore how you can use your youth to your advantage
Part-time money-making ideas for teens you can start doing now — start building your empire at an early age
The ins and outs of investing, from exploring different investment options for teens to how to determine the most suitable one for you
The basics of banking, from opening a bank account to effectively managing it
Why budgeting is essential and different budgeting options so you can find the one that works best for you.
Why budgeting is essential and different budgeting options so you can find the one that works best for you.
Strategies to resist FOMO spending — stick to your budget, even when facing peer pressure to spen.
Well, you're not alone. Many of your friends are in the same situation, navigating the tricky teenage years and dealing with the pressure to spend more than they have. Falling into expensive money mistakes is a common pitfall, and naturally, you wouldn't want to regret those spur-of-the-moment buys in the future