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Investing for Kids

Investing for Kids 

★★★★★ Rated Useful by 300+ Parents!
$43.00

Learning Outcome: Investing for Kids uses simple analogies and coloruful illustrations, it explains earning, saving, risk and reward, and how money grows over time, without jargon and without a finance degree.

Understand where money comes from and why it isn’t unlimited
Learn to save toward real goals instead of spending on impulse
Spot the difference between smart investing and get-rich-quick hype
Feel confident talking about money, and so will you
Investing for Kids$43.00

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💰 Everything inside

One Book. Every Money Skill Your Child Needs.

From first allowance to first investment, it's all in here.

  • Earning Money

    How to earn through chores, allowance and first small jobs

  • Saving Smart

    How to set savings goals and actually stick to them

  • Intro to Investing

    What investing really means, explained in plain, simple terms

  • Risk vs. Reward

    Understanding low-risk and high-risk choices, and why both matter

  • Diversifying

    Why "don't put all your eggs in one basket" actually works

  • Growing Money

    How money grows over time, and why starting early matters

  • Stocks & Bonds

    The basics of what they are and how they actually work

  • Setting Money Goals

    How to plan, save toward and reach a real goal

Recent Reviews

What Parents Are Saying

Real words from real families

Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 300+ parents
  • Good product — my 3 sons are actually learning to save now. They're working together toward a PS4, and it's the first time I've seen them stick to a savings goal like this.
    Hank Cameron, 50, Verified Buyer
  • Easy to understand and follow, even for younger kids. Nothing felt overcomplicated or dry — it just made sense.
    Busybeemom3, Verified Buyer
  • Bought it for my kid, but honestly, even I learnt a thing or two — lol. Turns out I needed this as much as they did.
    Frank Holland, Verified Buyer
  • I bought this for my daughter, but I ended up finding it more useful for myself than she did.
    Anne, Verified Buyer
  • I am extremely proud of my children, I started reading with them and giving them different scenarios from the book. Now they save their extra lunch money and write it in their journals on their own. Parents do yourself a favour and get one for your children.
    Ashlyn Terran,37 , Verified Buyer
  • I bought this for my 8-year-old — I think it's useful but it would suit a slightly older child a bit better.
    S.C, Verified Buyer
  • After we got this book, we decided to create a chore board where my son gets some pocket money so he can learn what to do with his money. We are loving it.
    Melissa, 35, Verified Buyer

Why Parents Choose This Book

  • Kid-Friendly Explanations

    Complex topics made simple, without jargon.

  • Made for Beginners

    No prior knowledge of investing needed.

  • Screen-Free Learning

    A meaningful break from devices.

  • Real-World Examples

    Relatable situations kids see every day.

  • Learn Together

    Built to spark great family conversations.

Meet the authors

Taught by People Who Lived It

Dylin Redling & Allison Tom

  1. 17 years in tech

    Dylin and Allison aren't finance theorists. They spent 17 years working in San Francisco's tech industry, putting these money principles into practice.

  2. Retired early, in their early 40s

    In 2015 they reached financial independence and retired early, decades before most people even start planning for retirement.

  3. Sharing what worked

    They launched RetireBy45.com and wrote Start Your F.I.R.E.: A Modern Guide to Early Retirement, sharing the strategies that got them there.

  4. Why that matters for your child

    When they teach a child how to save, understand risk and grow money, it's not abstract theory. It's the same thinking that let them retire in their 40s, simplified into lessons a kid can actually follow and use for life.