Life After 18 is the book you should read before picking up any book about money management or financial planning.

After years of going to school, do you ever get the feeling you haven’t learned a darn thing that’s going help you in life?
I got the boot at 18 with no one to turn to. Eventually, I realized those school years weren’t as useless as I thought they were. Until then, I spent a lot of time making the same legal and financial mistakes that most kids do. After a lot of trial and error, and a boat load of stupid mistakes, I finally learned how to navigate some serious situations which is why I now want to share my discoveries with you.

This is the kind of information that’ll show you how valuable your basic readin’, writin’ and ‘rithmetic skills really are.
You’ll learn things like,

• Ways to protect yourself from those who may want to take advantage of you when it comes to common financial situations, such as buying your first car or getting married.
• Tips for dealing with police during traffic stops.
• How to properly prepare for a job interview.
• Knowing the difference between renting month-to-month and renting long term.
• How to prevent owing a ton of money to a landlord after moving out of an apartment.

This easy to follow “how to” guide shares quite a few valuable “best practices.” I’ll help you to avoid sticky legal entanglements, avoid some potentially dangerous situations, and discuss options for planning for security in old age.

Start building your confidence while gaining the practical know-how needed to navigate your path to personal independence with ease.