Title: Gen Z Money $ense: A Personal Finance and Investing Guide
Author: Ella Gupta
Paperback: 320 pages
Publisher: New Degree Press
Publishing date: May 22, 2021
Who is this book for?
Gen Z readers trying to navigate the financial landscape.
Readers of any age looking to broaden their financial knowledge and to learn how to grow their wealth or manage money more effectively.
What’s inside this book?
A comprehensive guide to the world of finance, complete with down-to-earth analogies and fun facts on every topic.
Pragmatic financial tips on filing taxes, robo-advisors, cryptocurrency, investing and more.
Expert insights from financial experts, including Karen Finerman, JJ Kinahan, Ahdrew Ross Sorkin and Jill Schlesinger.
4 lessons you’ll learn from this book:
How to take charge of your financial future.
Why it’s best to start investing at a young age.
All about the blockchain and how it works.
How to understand trending financial topics like ESG investing.
4 questions this book will answer for you:
Why does Gen Z have a unique relationship with money?
How can I start investing?
Why is Gen Z positioned to achieve substantial wealth?
How can I learn to manage my money as naturally as I drive a car?
What people are saying about this book:
“Ella Gupta is money-wise beyond her years. It’s remarkable that someone her age has the interest and knowledge to write this book, but that speaks to just how intrepid Gupta is. With a dearth of financial literacy among young people, here is a book to address that problem.” – Andy Serwer
“A wise read not just for Gen Z but for all generations. Ella Gupta does an excellent job explaining the fundamentals of investing in a clear and fun way, while offering practical and immediately actionable advice.” – Burcu Esmer
“In Gen Z Money $ense, Ella Gupta provides a financial roadmap that should be required reading in every high school in America.” – Tim Ranzetta
“Ella has put so much thought and passion into this book. Investing your time reading it will surely pay dividends that will be hard to measure.” – Lauryn Williams
