
The generation new to or just entering the workforce is facing unprecedented challenges in these financially trying times. They are inheriting a mess.
They do have time on their side, but if they aren’t informed, don’t change predominant fiscal behavior… “see the light”… their futures may be “dark,” indeed.
You need to read this book or one like it so that, at least, you know what you need to do to be financially independent… doing what you want to be doing with your life.
If I Had a Million Dollars, a guide to financial literacy, will appeal to the very audience for which it is intended: young adults starting their work lives.
It is highly readable, with its text peppered with quotes, graphs, and photos. Munkeby’s writing style—breezy, and, at times, irreverent—appeals as well. Questions at the end of sections encourage readers to interact with and internalize the text. Finally, Munkeby’s sharing of personal stories adds to the book’s motivational value.
- MMD, University Supervisor
I want to positively impact the lives and futures of young people entering the work force by providing them with the fiscal literacy to become financially independent.



