Fast Cash for Kids promises to provide the answers and motivation to turn eager wage-earners into young entrepreneurs. With dozens of money-making activities that kids can undertake year-round, a helpful step-by-step business plan, and true-life success stories of young entrepreneurs, they'll get plenty of inspiration to turn their hobbies into successful money-making ventures.

Dalton, a practicing attorney and former assistant director of the Floor Rules department at the American Stock Exchange, has written an updated edition of his comprehensive examination of how stock markets function. The topics include what the markets offer, reading the financial press, the initial public offering, specialists, brokerage firms, theories, and operations in various offices. Recent developments over the long bull market are also examined, including the many changes that have taken place in the NASDAQ, the mutual fund market, the globalization of the markets, and volatility. Readers get a lot of food for thought as they consider their myriad alternatives as investors.

Neale S. Godfrey is not only an expert in family finance but also a parent who puts her advice to work in her own home. Chairman of the Children's Financial Network, mother of two, and a frequent commentator on national television, Godfrey has designed a unique program for kids -- from those as young as three to those in their teens -- that teaches them how to earn, save, and spend money wisely while it lets parents clearly communicate their family's values.

The Wall Street Journal Guide to Understanding Money & Investing initiates you into the mysteries of the financial pages -- buying stocks, bonds, mutual funds, futures and options, spotting trends and evaluating companies. For those who are curious but intimidated by everyday financial jargon, this guide offers a literate, forthright and lively alternative.

Of all the books on Wall Street and the stock market that have appeared over the years, none has had the impact or staying power of this book. Since it was first published in 1978, Understanding Wall Street has been recognized as the leading primer on the stock market. Now this unsurpassed guide is available in a updated edition for the 1990s. Little and Rhodes examine the effects of the crash of 1987 and provide fresh material, including several all-new chapters, on junk bonds and growth stocks, program trading, gold and silver, investor resources and services, and international investment. Readers also learn how to interpret business news and how to protect themselves in a bear market.

Jack Kemp, former secretary of housing and urban development and founder of Empower America writes "The Young Entrepreneur's Guide is the bible of self-help. It not only tells the story of many young people who have made the journey to success and self-respect, it shows step-by-step how you can do the same."

Presenting an overview of key events in the lives of children, adolescents, and young adults that may impact their career decisions, Career Coaching Your Kids explains the developmental, career, and parental task at each of these stages and offers gentle warnings about what to avoid. Illustrating the impact of both effective and ineffective career choices through vivid examples and stories, this book provides hands-on tools, tips, and practical exercises for helping children explore career options as they grow to independence.