You teach them algebra.
Who’s teaching them money?
A ready-to-teach homeschool unit on first paychecks, banking, and first jobs — so your teen steps into the real world already knowing how money works. Open it and teach it this week. No prep required.
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You teach them everything else. Here’s the lesson the textbooks skip.
You teach them algebra. You teach them to write an essay. You teach them the Civil War. You’ve built a real education — math, reading, science, history, all handled.
But there’s one subject that isn’t in any curriculum box, and it’s the one the real world tests hardest: how money actually works. How a paycheck gets smaller before it hits the account. How to open a bank account without racking up fees. How to land a first job and not freeze in the interview.
It’s the lesson every parent means to teach “at some point” — until your teen is holding their first paycheck with no idea what just happened to a third of it. You don’t need to build that lesson from scratch. It’s already done.
What’s inside the kit
Four ready-to-teach lessons — just open and teach.
1 · Decoding a Paycheck
Gross vs. net, FICA, taxes, and what every line on a pay stub actually means — with a real sample stub to mark up together.
2 · The First Bank Account
Checking vs. savings, how to open one, and how to dodge the fees that quietly drain a teen’s balance.
3 · Their First $200
A simple, teen-proof plan for what to do with early money so it doesn’t disappear by the weekend.
4 · Landing the First Job
Filling out applications, a resume for a kid with no experience, and interview answers that work.
Plus a Parent Teaching Guide — talking points and answer keys so you can teach it confidently, even if money was never your strong subject.
Teach the first lesson risk-free
Open it, teach the first lesson, and if it’s not the easiest real-world unit you’ve taught all year, email us for a full refund. No hoops. 30-day guarantee.
Quick answers
Is this really just $14.95?
Yes — one payment, yours to keep. No subscription.
My teen won’t sit through a class.
It’s not a class. It’s short, ready-to-teach lessons with quick activities — built to land without the eye-roll.
What age is it for?
Best for roughly 12–17 — anytime before or around a first job or first paycheck.
What if it’s not for us?
30-day full refund, no questions asked. Just reply to your receipt.
One-time payment · Instant access · 30-day guarantee
— Matt, The Adulting Course