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David Maurice Sharp

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David Maurice Sharp is a financial literacy educator and the author of The Thriving Artist: Saving and Investing for Performers, Artists, and the Stage & Film Industries, and a contributing author to A Life In Dance: A Practical Guide. He also is the author of "A Bell for Maury's Bicycle" is an age-appropriate and fun introduction to some basic financial concepts for young readers and soon-to-be readers. In October 2014, he was named a 'money hero' for his work in financial literacy for artists by Money magazine. He currently teaches at HB Studio and The Actors Fund in New York City and frequently presents workshops for MusiCares Foundation, The SAG-AFTRA Foundation, and other organizations around the country.

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  • Empowering Teens: The $100K Impact of Financial Literacy
    David highlights the critical role of financial literacy, noting that early education demystifies investing and empowers youth. He supports the Tyton study's findings, emphasizing that mastering spending control and saving are vital first steps. By understanding digital spending and prioritizing savings, teens can build a robust financial future, reducing stress and maximizing investment opportunities.
  • Empowering Kids: Fun Financial Lessons for Young Minds
    David, author of "A Bell for Maury's Bicycle," suggests involving kids in financial decisions. He advises, "Including them in simple money matters can help them feel less intimidated." Activities like tracking grocery spending teach discretion and prepare children for future financial success.
  • Financial Literacy Expert Offers Insights on Young Adult Money Management
    David is available to discuss how parents can assist young adults in managing money. He is open for interviews on Wednesday, 3/26 from 1:00-1:45 p.m. ET, or Tuesday, 3/25 from 3-4 p.m. ET. "I look forward to sharing my insights," he says.
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