TeenVestor: The Practical Investment Guide for Teens and Their Parents

You kids don’t need a finance degree or lots of cash to start building wealth.

What they need is practical KNOWLEDGE!

TeenVestor: The Practical Investment Guide for Teens and Their Parents is the first book ever to show teens how to invest in the stock market and in other financial assets.

The book has gone through several editions and there have been a few copycats in the market. But none of them have been able to duplicate our success in training young investors.

(Scroll down below to see the praises from Money Magazine, Junior Achievement, Investopedia, Barron’s, Morningstar, and others).

Surprisingly, we found out that adults were buying the book in droves because they too hungered for an easy-to-understand guide for the beginning investor.

Age does not matter.

Get started now and learn how you can make your money multiply by steadily investing over time. Everything you need to get started is right here...

• Start investing in stocks with as little as $5

• Develop valuable investing and savings habits

• Use the best online savings, investment and research tools

• Learn basic financial and economic concepts

• Explore socially responsible investing (SRI)

• Become a better investor by including your parents in the process

Why start investing now? Because your one big advantage is Time. Time to start building your investment portfolio little by little. And time to establish life-long investing habits.

What Experts Are Saying About TeenVestor

“TeenVestor serves as a great introduction to investing and the fundamentals of financial markets for teens… One of the greatest aspects of TeenVestor is that Modu has written the book in a tone that teens can relate to. He has taken a wide array of financial concepts and presented them in such a way that today’s teen can easily appreciate. Modu uses examples that are simple to understand and gives practical advice that any “Teenvestor” can start applying right away.”   

— Jack E. Kosakowski, President & CEO, Junior Achievement USA

“As both the CEO of Investopedia and the father of a teenage son, I thoroughly recommend this book to both teenagers and their parents. The state of financial education in the U.S. is woeful. Schools are failing and it is up to our teenagers and parents to enable their kids to become Teenvestors. The authors’ use of worksheets, real-life examples and easy-to-use format help readers gain more knowledge than after their first finance class in college, but in a much easier learning format. Concepts such as diversification, compounding, EPS and socially responsible investing were particularly well done, as well as advice for parents on managing money and teenage investing. Despite having an MBA in Finance from Wharton, I was able to gleam more than a few take-aways. As both an investor and the parent of investors, it is a must read.”

— David Siegel, CEO, Investopedia

“Written especially for teenagers, although it’s actually a good basic resource for any age… Good, solid (not dumbed down) explanations of investment basics. I like this book because it encourages parents to come along for the ride and learn about investing, too.”

— Money

"Teens and first-time investors, this is your moment! No one is going to care more about your financial future than you, and because you have time on your side, you are in the best position to make the most of that future. Thanks to a whole host of new, affordable and easy-to-understand online investing options, there has never been a better time for the 'little guy' to take charge of his/her investments. Mr. Modu's book offers clear, concise and actionable information to help get you on the right path."

— Donato "Don" Montanaro, Jr., CEO, TradeKing Group, Inc. (now, Ally Invest)

 “In-depth and sophisticated… [TeenVestor] doesn’t assume its readers have had prior exposure to investing or easy access to money… Teens and parents will appreciate the detailed treatment of investing strategies.”

— Morningstar

“TeenVestor is another excellent resource for learning not only the basics of investing in stocks, mutual funds, and IRAs, but also the workings of the economy.”

— Barron’s

“Psst. Find this website on the internet and bookmark it. TeenVestor.com. Just don’t let anyone know you’re using it. It’s supposed to be for kids. If you want to learn about investing, this is the place to go. It’s for teens, but if you won’t tell, we won’t either. This is good stuff.”                                                                                       — Independent Tribune

“The authors explain the basics of investing… how to understand the stock market, and how to evaluate and choose stocks for the long-term…Accurate, objective, and helpful.”

— School Library Journal