Do you wonder how you could ever stand in front of a group of children or adults and teach them about financial literacy when you don’t feel like a very financially literate person? Do you wonder how to teach others about entrepreneurship when you aren’t an entrepreneur? Do you wonder how to encourage more teachers to teach financial literacy to students? Do you wish you had a resource that could help you learn these topics faster, better, and in a way that reduces your emotional and personal exposure? This book will show you how to turn what you already know about the world of business and financial literacy into fantastic teachable moments for your students. You will also learn how to turn what you don’t know about the world of entrepreneurship and personal finance into wonderful opportunities for learning and personal development for you and your students.

Learn how to discuss key financial concepts in a relaxed and comfortable format; what we have attitudes about and why, how we see our finances and the finances of others, and where we all fit in the overall financial landscape. Learn how to bring out the best personal financial insights from students and to bring out the absolute truth of your own financial experiences. This book will help you overcome the common fears all teachers experience when teaching students of any age the ups and downs of personal finance and entrepreneurship. If you teach or want to learn more about money, finance, or business, this book should be in your personal and school libraries.

Special Bonus Section
Learn how to develop a consulting business built on the strengths of your teaching career, from the initial stages of forming partnerships with community organizations to developing program proposals. If you ever dreamed of being a consultant and want to learn to market your services in education for the benefit of others, this book is for you.

Do you wonder how you could ever stand in front of a group of children or adults and teach them about financial literacy when you don’t feel like a very financially literate person? Do you wonder how to teach others about entrepreneurship when you aren’t an entrepreneur? Do you wonder how to encourage more teachers to teach financial literacy to students? Do you wish you had a resource that could help you learn these topics faster, better, and in a way that reduces your emotional and personal exposure? This book will show you how to turn what you already know about the world of business and financial literacy into fantastic teachable moments for your students. You will also learn how to turn what you don’t know about the world of entrepreneurship and personal finance into wonderful opportunities for learning and personal development for you and your students.

Learn how to discuss key financial concepts in a relaxed and comfortable format; what we have attitudes about and why, how we see our finances and the finances of others, and where we all fit in the overall financial landscape. Learn how to bring out the best personal financial insights from students and to bring out the absolute truth of your own financial experiences. This book will help you overcome the common fears all teachers experience when teaching students of any age the ups and downs of personal finance and entrepreneurship. If you teach or want to learn more about money, finance, or business, this book should be in your personal and school libraries.

Special Bonus Section
Learn how to develop a consulting business built on the strengths of your teaching career, from the initial stages of forming partnerships with community organizations to developing program proposals. If you ever dreamed of being a consultant and want to learn to market your services in education for the benefit of others, this book is for you.

Do you wonder how you could ever stand in front of a group of children or adults and teach them about financial literacy when you don’t feel like a very financially literate person? Do you wonder how to teach others about entrepreneurship when you aren’t an entrepreneur? Do you wonder how to encourage more teachers to teach financial literacy to students? Do you wish you had a resource that could help you learn these topics faster, better, and in a way that reduces your emotional and personal exposure? This book will show you how to turn what you already know about the world of business and financial literacy into fantastic teachable moments for your students. You will also learn how to turn what you don’t know about the world of entrepreneurship and personal finance into wonderful opportunities for learning and personal development for you and your students.

Learn how to discuss key financial concepts in a relaxed and comfortable format; what we have attitudes about and why, how we see our finances and the finances of others, and where we all fit in the overall financial landscape. Learn how to bring out the best personal financial insights from students and to bring out the absolute truth of your own financial experiences. This book will help you overcome the common fears all teachers experience when teaching students of any age the ups and downs of personal finance and entrepreneurship. If you teach or want to learn more about money, finance, or business, this book should be in your personal and school libraries.

Special Bonus Section
Learn how to develop a consulting business built on the strengths of your teaching career, from the initial stages of forming partnerships with community organizations to developing program proposals. If you ever dreamed of being a consultant and want to learn to market your services in education for the benefit of others, this book is for you.

Identity Theft is still the fastest growing crime in the nation and is causing millions of dollars of loss. Education is a key component in fighting this economic crime. Many financial institutions are going to great lengths to assure their customers that they are protected from the fraud that occurs as a result of Identity Theft. Some banking institutions have even used the crime of Identity Theft as a basis for their advertising campaign.

This book will provide the consumer valuable information regarding this devastating crime. The book explains the crime of Identity Theft and how criminals obtain would be victims'' personal information. It provides information on what steps to take to prevent and combat Identity Theft. Inside the book are also exemplars of dispute letters and information on how to resolve issues that occur as a result of Identity Theft, along with a list of other available resources for victims of Identity Theft.

It is packed full of valuable information for the consumer and people who are concerned about the theft of their personal information and what to do in cases of identity theft. The book also provides information on how to recover from check, credit card and debit card fraud and how to recover funds that were lost as a result of the fraud.

The book is up to date in accordance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the newly signed Fair and Accurate Transactions Act, 2003, and other updated information. The information in the book will apply to all people, no matter where they reside (applicable to all the states).

The author of Identity Theft: What It Is, How To Combat It, How To Recover From Identity Theft is a nationally recognized expert with over thirty years of law enforcement experience.