You may be thinking, "Money isn't everything." I totally agree. But for too many people, it's a huge issue, because their financial situation closes doors that would have led to opportunities. When children grow up having enough money, money ceases to be a source of stress. When they have enough money, they can do work that inspires, instead of what they have to do, to survive. When they have enough money, they can be creative, and generous. They can broaden their scope. They have a better chance at living a fulfilled and fulfilling life, not because they're "rich," but simply because money isn't an issue.

I took an advance copy of The Munny Journey to a baby shower, and the first thing all the guests "got" as they passed the book around was that if they'd pooled their resources and pitched in a little money toward an investment account for the child, instead of buying the toys, packages of Huggies, and cute little outfits that won't last two or three washings, they could have given him what his parents, grandparents and friends would all want for him and for all other children entering this world today: a secure financial future.

Karen H., Coeur d' Alene, ID

When it comes to raising a child, two concepts come to mind for me: unconditional love and common sense. We love our children so much, AND we want them to grow up to be respectful, responsible, contributing human beings. We love them as much as we can, AND we set limits, provide guidelines, set examples. When I had the honor of previewing Munny Journey a few months ago, it was like having these two concepts gift wrapped and handed to me - signed, sealed, delivered...with darling illustrations and fun fonts to go along with it. The ideas in Munny Journey take the concepts of unconditional love and common sense and combine them in a way that will guarantee a bright financial future for our children as we help them build their "money mountain"! So, go ahead, take a peek inside Munny Journey and see for yourself...I know you'll love it!

Cami C, Development Director