Usborne Money for beginners
By Eddie Reynolds, Matthew Oldham and others
Discover how money really works—and why it can make life fairer or harder.
informative · accessible · thought-provoking · practical
Genres
What is Usborne Money for beginners about?
What is money, where does it come from, and how can you use it wisely? This lively, illustrated guide explores earning, spending, saving, borrowing and banking, as well as taxes, inflation and government spending. It also asks bigger questions about fair pay, wealth and poverty, helping readers understand how money shapes everyday life and the wider world. Clear explanations, colourful infographics, useful examples and a helpful glossary make tricky financial ideas easier to understand.
About the author
Matthew Oldham is a children’s author who loves writing fun and interesting books to help young readers learn about the world. He has written many popular non-fiction books for Usborne, including titles about science, history, and animals. Matthew enjoys making facts exciting and easy to understand for curious children everywhere.
Pages
126 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
2019
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