Jay and the Four Jars (Free Kids Money Book)

Five dollars. Four jars. One big lesson.

Jay is seven. Jay loves bikes, candy, and big questions. When Grandma pays Jay five dollars for raking leaves, Jay wants to spend every penny on candy. Right now. Grandma has a better idea. Four jars on the kitchen table, and a rule Jay will carry for life:

Give a little. Keep a little. Pay what you owe. Then spend the rest.

Inside this free 33-page picture book:

• A warm, funny story kids ask to hear again

• Counting built into the story (1 + 1 + 1 + 2 = 5)

• Real money moments kids this age can learn: earning, giving, saving for later, paying back a borrowed dollar, and checking the price before the candy

• A chant kids can clap along to

• Jay's Rule page, a Your Turn activity page, and a Big Words page

• A For the Grown-Ups page with tips on making it stick

Why it matters: research from the University of Cambridge found most children's money habits are set by age seven. This book is built for that window.

Bright, bold, large-print pages. Reads great on a phone, tablet, or printed out. Download it, read it tonight.

Jay and the Four Jars is the kids' version of the G.O.O.D.S. (Get Out Of Debt Solutions) 10/10/25/55 system. Ready for the grown-up version?

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Free PDF, 33 pages. ISBN 979-8-9824707-8-2. Published by Heir Lifestyle Investments LLC. For education only. Not legal, tax, or financial advice.