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"Did you know that you can become a millionaire just by investing the money you make from delivering pizzas one night per week? In fact, any amount of money you invest in the stock market today will grow to a much larger sum later-the key is starting now! The average American waits until age thirty-one to begin saving and investing for retirement, and they end up 2.5 million dollars poorer because of it. In A Teenager's Guide to Investing in the Stock Market, early-investor Luke Villermin breaks down the Wall Street lingo, levels the playing field, and serves up seven chapters to help young investors obtain: Inspiration to start saving and investing for retirement today Confidence in how the stock market operates and how to choose investments A step-by-step road map to opening an online account, purchasing stock, and putting money to work If you start investing early enough, you only need to save and invest $125 per month to become a millionaire. Buckle up for the most ""adult"" thing you have accomplished since you passed your driver's ed test. There is so much to lose by not starting ASAP. If you invest hard now, you will truly be able to play hard later."

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"""This helpful guide is designed with teenagers in mind, providing informative text in an easy-to-read format. Relatable and funny examples to emphasize strategies will keep your teen engaged."" -Jacqueline Gilchrist, founder of Mom Money Map ""If a young person would take these lessons and start investing, it could potentially save them millions of dollars."" -Rachel Murphy, host of Raising Confident Teens Podcast ""This book is good at showing teenagers how compounding interest teaches them everything they need to know about how the economy works."" -Nuno Fabiao, editor for The Price of Tomorrow ""One of the 100 Best-Selling Stock Market Books of All Time."" -BookAuthority.org ""Luke Villermin shares impressive ideas through this book on how teenagers can start investing in the stock market with their limited funds."" -Mercy Ugonna Njoku, writer for Career Karma ""Excellent and well written book. Bought it for my 15-year-old son and he has become super engaged in his custodial Roth IRA."" -Julio Romo, owner of Campbell Tax & Financial Services ""This one's a true eye-opener. By demystifying investments, showing you what they can do for you, and presenting the power of delayed gratification, this book is the first step toward your financial independence."" -KidsMoney.org"

This helpful guide is designed with teenagers in mind, providing informative text in an easy-to-read format. Relatable and funny examples to emphasize strategies will keep your teen engaged. -Jacqueline Gilchrist, founder of Mom Money Map If a young person would take these lessons and start investing, it could potentially save them millions of dollars. -Rachel Murphy, host of Raising Confident Teens Podcast This book is good at showing teenagers how compounding interest teaches them everything they need to know about how the economy works. -Nuno Fabiao, editor for The Price of Tomorrow One of the 100 Best-Selling Stock Market Books of All Time. -BookAuthority.org Luke Villermin shares impressive ideas through this book on how teenagers can start investing in the stock market with their limited funds. -Mercy Ugonna Njoku, writer for Career Karma Excellent and well written book. Bought it for my 15-year-old son and he has become super engaged in his custodial Roth IRA. -Julio Romo, owner of Campbell Tax & Financial Services This one's a true eye-opener. By demystifying investments, showing you what they can do for you, and presenting the power of delayed gratification, this book is the first step toward your financial independence. -KidsMoney.org

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Luke Villermin opened a retirement account and started investing in the stock market at fifteen years old. His only regret...he didn't start earlier. Since then, he has become the best-selling author of the Invest Now Play Later series and has shared his investing knowledge on multiple podcasts and interviews. When he isn't working his corporate day job or advocating financial literacy for young people, you can find him hiking, camping, and traveling to new places. Visit his website at lukevillermin.com. He loves to hear from readers.

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