Textbook publishers are in crisis: their products are too expensive. University students, faced with rising tuition fees and mounting debt, are turning to pirated or second-hand books, or forgoing course materials altogether. The industry has been quick to adapt by producing cheaper e-books and offering rentals for individual texts. OneRead More →
There is no shortage of books that aim to teach kids about money, and many personal finance titles for adults have religious underpinnings. Christian publisher Sparkhouse Family is betting on marrying these segments with a new children’s series called Generous Kids that combines money lessons with moral teachings. It willRead More →
[ad_1] When it comes to what stresses Americans out, personal finance regularly tops the list. And although “the future of our nation” was the most frequently reported stressor in the American Psychological Association’s 2017 Stress in America survey, cited by 63% of respondents, almost as many respondents (62%) identified moneyRead More →