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    Life Skills for Teens - Lessons Never Taught: A Teen's Complete Course in Credit, Crypto, Law, Real Estate, Taxes and Adulting Essentials to save time and money
    Life Skills for Teens - Lessons Never Taught: A Teen's Complete Course in Credit, Crypto, Law, Real Estate, Taxes and Adulting Essentials to save time and money
    Life Skills for Teens - Lessons Never Taught: A Teen's Complete Course in Credit, Crypto, Law, Real Estate, Taxes and Adulting Essentials to save time and money
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    Life Skills for Teens - Lessons Never Taught: A Teen's Complete Course in Credit, Crypto, Law, Real Estate, Taxes and Adulting Essentials to save time and money

    Written by Sky Benson

    Narrated by Bryan Daubney

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    About this audiobook

    This is a practical guide for young adults transitioning into adulthood. It covers many essential topics, including understanding credit scores, managing debt, navigating legal issues, making informed health decisions, and preparing for the professional world. The book demystifies complex concepts like credit, debt, and legal matters, making them easy to understand for a Teenager. This book also provides insights into the medical field, differentiates roles in the professional world like accountants and CPAs, and introduces basic knowledge of cryptocurrencies. The aim is to equip young adults with the knowledge and skills to make smart decisions and thrive in the adult world.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSky Benson
    Release dateJan 4, 2024
    ISBN9798868703294
    Life Skills for Teens - Lessons Never Taught: A Teen's Complete Course in Credit, Crypto, Law, Real Estate, Taxes and Adulting Essentials to save time and money

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