Read only once. Several places have been marked with a highlighter. No writing. **Book Overview** "What should I do to avoid financial hardship in the future?" Many people may not have an answer to this question. Money is something you can't avoid in life. However, many people do not possess this important knowledge. This is because **"no one teaches you the correct knowledge about money."** They don't teach you about money and asset building in school education. Will you miss this chance to learn with your child? To address this situation, the author, who works as a financial planner/IFA, has poured their extensive experience and knowledge into **"Money Can: Learn About Money with Your Child from Age 13."** This book provides financial knowledge that can be understood by junior high school students and is packed with content that parents and children can learn together. For parents who feel anxious about the future and young readers who have started thinking about their own future, this book is a must-read guide. The title "Money Can" implies that it is packed with all kinds of financial knowledge and that reading it may improve your life. Like a "canned food" that is packed with various things and makes you excited when you open it, it is full of dense information that you can learn in a fun way. Now, pick up this book and let's learn together how to build assets wisely and surely for the future. Specifically, it explains real financial knowledge rooted in life, from savings to investments and how to choose insurance. It also broadly covers the basics and applications of the financial market, such as the effects of compound interest, the difference between stocks and bonds, and how to invest in new financial products. It also introduces how to create a financial plan that anticipates large future expenses, which is especially useful for young people. Furthermore, the author's advice, based on their real-life experience of teaching classes in public junior high schools and corporate academies, provides readers with a new perspective. By learning together with your child, you can not only improve financial literacy but also deepen family bonds. Why not start financial education with the whole family on this occasion?