My Money, Your Money

A book for preschoolers and younger schoolchildren about where money comes from. Money and finance are usually not only a complex but also a boring topic for children. But the author Mike Schaefer and artist Maike Töpperwien address many questions in an extremely clear, interesting, and even fun way. Children often do not think about where adults get money, what they do to ensure that the family lives comfortably. Therefore, it is crucial to understand how to save money and how to start earning it. Here, a concise presentation of financial relationships in society is given. How to deal with stocks and loans, how health insurance works, why you need to give part of your salary to taxes, and what will happen if a person or a company becomes insolvent. The more children understand money, the more likely they are to manage it correctly. After all, some children save their pocket money, while others spend it immediately. With this book, they will learn to manage their small capital! In addition, they will find out whether it is possible to earn money themselves, what taxes are, where the government gets money for road construction and social payments, why there is so much money in the bank, and whether it is true that it will help buy everything you want. A book for those who want to be financially literate! 
Useful:
- answers to basic questions about why money is needed and how it works
- explains complex economic concepts in simple language
- tips on how to save properly and how to spend wisely
- encourages reflection on poverty and wealth, mutual aid, and charity
- can be read by the whole family