The financial conversation your family has been waiting for We remember who taught us to read and write. Who helped us tie our shoes. Who showed us how to drive. But who taught us about money? Most of us learned the hard way. Through debt. Stress we didn't talk about. Lessons we wish we'd learned sooner. Now we're raising children in a world of tap-and-go, Instagram culture and buy-now-pay-later, hoping they'll figure it out better than we did. Never before has money been so easy to spend and so hard to manage. Financially Illiterate is the class most of us never had. 'Growing up in a world of civil unrest, maturing in a world of hyperinflation and adulting in a faraway world of Australia', Jelena Petronijevic wishes someone had placed this book in her hands years earlier. Her simple three-step framework begins not with spreadsheets, but with self-awareness and it ends with the practical skills we were never taught. This isn't a get‑rich book. It's a break‑the‑cycle book. Because if we don't teach them about money, someone else will.
