Millionaire Secret for Kids - Money Scholar Launches Piggy Bank of the Future at the Atlanta Gift Show

LOS ANGELES, CA, January 13, 2011 (Press-News.org) Money Scholar will debut its line of piggy banks of the future at The Atlanta International Gift and Home Furnishing Market at the AmericasMart starting on January 14th-18th.

Unlike the traditional piggy banks which only reinforce the concept of saving, these Money Scholar Banks teach the four pillars of smart money management - save, invest, give and spending within a budget.

"It is amazing how we care so much about teaching our kids, language, math, good manners but we neglect financial literacy. If our kids don't know how ot manage money by the time they are teenagers, it will be an uphill battle for them as young adults and adults." says Christine Douglas, founder of Money Scholar.

These Money Scholar banks come in gender specific designs and vibrant colors. Among the new Money Scholar Bank designs to be featured at the Atlanta Gift Show are the red sports car, the pink diva bag and the baseball glove. Also available will be Money Scholar's most popular banks - the Classic Sports Bank, the Modern Sports Bank, Bug Bank, and the Cheetah Print / Cow Print Purse Bank.

All these have been carefully conceived to engage a child's interest and launch them into a conversation about what every child, no matter what age, needs to know in order to build a financially secure future.

"I am very excited about this opportunity to show off the unique features of our products. Of course, one of our goals is to find more quality retailers." Christine Douglas, founder of Money Scholar writes. "But more importantly, we want to connect with our retailers so that they understand and support our mission to encourage children to become financially literate individuals."

Money Scholar will be part of the "Buy Mom" booth in Building 3 Booth #2305 on the 4thfloor. Look for The Buy Mom logo on the booth.

ABOUT MONEY SCHOLAR
Based in California, Money Scholar aims to equip our children with the right tools and knowledge for a better financial future. The organization believes that children at any age can learn the four basic principles for sound money management - saving, giving, spending and investing. Money Scholar is founded by Christine Douglas, a mother of two and an advocate for financial literacy for children. She has designed a line of unique piggy banks that reinforces the four basic principles. The piggy banks are available online through her website and also at Nordstrom and several upscale boutiques for children nationwide. To learn more, go to http://www.moneyscholar.org.