The Money Club Workbook allows students to practice and learn important financial topics with step-by-step, interactive worksheets all students will enjoy.

Park Avenue advice at a Beardstown price! Filled with anecdotes, outspoken opinions, and savvy suggestions, this straightforward book guides women at all income levels and all stages of life who want to achieve financial independence.

A gripping exploration of modern greed as bestselling Australian author Fiona Lowe unpicks the moral quagmire of those who trade on the bonds of their closest friendships and family for money. Izzy Harrington's fiance is a successful entrepreneur and everyone's friend, but today she's waiting for him to get home so she can tell him they're over. Except Brad never arrives. Instead, three angry men knock on the door and insist on talking to Brad. When the police arrive asking difficult questions and demanding to see his passport, Izzy's packed suitcases suddenly take on a whole new meaning. Brad's disappearance sends ripples through their small town and a furious mob camps on Izzy's lawn desperate to recover their losses. They have Izzy in their crosshairs, determined to make her pay for Brad's audacious con. As the search intensifies, conflicting clues emerge. Clues that suggest no one really knew Brad - least of all Izzy ... "Fiona Lowe is the undisputed queen of Australian small-town fiction" - Canberra Weekly

Sheba Investment Network (SIN) is a group of 15 women who meet once a month to have fun and make money. Three years ago, only one of them had ever owned a share before. Now, they hold stockmarket investments that have a 30%-35% return---an excellent investment by anyone's standard. They taught themselves how to do it, and in The Money Club they show readers how they, too, can set up their own money club. The group (which is based in Sydney) was an offshoot of a book club. Its members thought, 'If we can have fun together reading and discussing books, why don't we expand our skills, acquire an understanding of investment, and make some money!' And so they did. With almost half of all Australians now dabbling in the stockmarket, the time is ripe for this book, in which four of the members guide beginners through the process. The book is a great, lively read---as you would expect from a group where the social aspect is as important as the money. In it, the women tell their stories (including the chartered accountant who 'fesses up to never having had a long-term financial plan before this!) and show us their decision-making in action (including lively debates about ethical issues--should they invest in casinos? In gun-makers?--and the reliability of "hot tips"), they tell us about their successes and their mistakes. It includes all the administrative aspects of running such a club as well, so all readers have to do is copy the Partnership Agreement, or follow the prompts on keeping accounts. It couldn't be easier. Women are the target audience and, with the current interest in investing, there should be an eager market for such an easy-to-understand, enjoyable book. And the authors have proven financial savvy--their returns rate is well above most investors'.

Everything you need to know about how to set up a successful investment club of your own, for friendship and for profit. In 1998 members of a book club decided they wanted to find out more about the stockmarket, and to make some money from it. They knew little about investing but were determined to learn, and the sheba investment network was born. Now, over fifteen years later, its members are so savvy at investing that they have a brilliant 30% to 35% returns rate. And just as important, they are laughing all the way to the market. Meetings take place once a month with a bottle or two of wine and much lively discussion. The Money Club tells you exactly how they did it, and how you can too. With a contribution of $50 to $75 a month, this is an investment within most people’s reach. And because you’re not doing it alone, you can learn more quickly and make better choices. No matter where in Australia you are, Dianne, Di, Frances and Emily cover everything you’ll need to know to set up a successful investment club of your own, for friendship and for profit.