Family Newsletter
Welcome, Young Investors!
Monetta has always had a passion to educate kids about money.
A basic understanding of money and how it works helps create smart consumer habits that can lead to financial independence.
Our longstanding Family/Kids Newsletter is informative and easy to read…and don’t miss out on the jokes or puzzle where you can win prizes!
Current Issue
Current Issue
- This quarter, our Featured Article compares the roles of stablecoins and Bitcoin to Superman and Batman–they are stronger together than apart.
- This quarter’s Successful Entrepreneur is Peter Cancro, the founder of Jersey Mike’s. His story shows the importance of having a vision and the courage to act when an opportunity presents itself.
- This quarter’s Investment Lesson takes Buzz Lightyear’s catchphrase, “To infinity and beyond!” and applies it to investment strategies.
And don’t forget the Laugh Studio and quarterly puzzle for young investors! Can you tell what the famous toys are? Use the circled letters to spell out the secret word. Email the answer to info@monetta.com or submit it online at www.kidsnewsletters.com and be entered in a drawing to win a $10 Target Gift Card! (Entries must be received by September 1, 2025).
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Past Issues
2025
Q1: Following Your Yellow Brick Road: Navigating the Path to Your Career
Q2: Taxes: The “Loki” of Your Finances
2024
Q1: “Moneyball” Investment Lesson… Putting the odds in your favor
Q2: The seven gunslingers that saved the market
Q3: Life Lessons from “The Goonies”
Q4: Investment Monsters Lurking in the Shadows
2023
Q1: How can you avoid being scammed?
Q2: Would you have signed Willy Wonka’s terms?
Q3: Is AI creating a better world to live in?
Q4: What investment lessons can you take from Groundhog Day?
2022
Q1: Are you an “Early Bird” or the “Second Mouse”?
Q2: If Money could talk, what would
it say about you?
Q3: Can Superman Save Us from a Recession?
Q4: What is stagflation?
2021
Q1: Is the Market Bubble like Glinda’s Bubble?
Q2: Bitcoin…Rat Poison or Sliced Bread?
Q3: Congress…We have a debt problem.
Q4: Do you have unclaimed assets?
2020
Q1: How to Pay Down Student Loan Debt
Q2: Coronavirus vs. Rocky Balboa
Q3: Lessons from “It’s a Wonderful Life”
Q4: Never give up on yourself
2019
Q1: Understanding Your Paycheck
Q2: What Happens When You Don’t Pay Your Bills
Q3: Fortnite and Investing
Q4: How to Buy a Used Car
2018
Q1: What is Couponing?
Q2: Inflation and Purchasing
Q3: What to Know About Money
Q4: Is Cash Safe?
2017
Q1: What to Do if You Lose Your Wallet or Purse
Q2: How to Keep Track of Your Money
Q3: Insurance…Protecting Against Loss
Q4: What is a Mortgage?
2016
Q1: What’s an Income Statement?
Q2: Pay Down Credit Card Debt
Q3: Can I Become a Millionaire?
Q4: Buy High, Sell Higher
2015
Q1: Becoming an Informed Investor
Q2: What is Investing?
Q3: Investing Myths
Q4: What’s a Balance Sheet?
2014
Q1: Create a Portfolio
Q2: Liquidity
Q3: Whisper Numbers
Q4: Tipping
2013
Q1: The Federal Reserve
Q2: Bond Fund Ratings
Q3: Your Money Personality – Part 1
Q4: Your Money Personality – Part 2
2012
Q1: Buying vs. Leasing
Q2: Compound Interest
Q3: Debit Cards
Q4: Money Gauge
2011
Q1: Credit Cards
Q2: Fundamental Analysis
Q3: Technical Analysis
Q4: How the Economy Works
2010
Q1: History of Money
Q2: Loan Mutual Funds
Q3: Inflation
Q4: Budgeting
2009
Q1: Bonds or Fixed Income
Q2: Compounded Interest
Q3: Investing Basics
Q4: Passive or Active Management
2008
Q1: Common Stocks
Q2: Stock Charts
Q3: Mutual Funds
Q4: Types of Mutual Funds
2007
Q1: Savings as Investments
Q2: Managing Volatility
Q3: The Rule of 72
Q4: Cash Equivalents
2006
Q1: Money
Q2: Earning Money
Q3: Interest
Q4: Risk
2005
Q3: Savings
Q4: Bartering