Fully Charged – Canadian Edition (Complete Course)

The complete Money Skill Tree trilogy in one volume — from your first dollar to financial independence.

Most personal finance books pick one moment in life and write to it. Fully Charged takes a different approach: all three volumes — Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced — in a single reference that grows with the reader from age 12 through adulthood.

The series runs on one mental model end to end: money is stored energy, your Life Battery charges when you earn and drains when you spend, and every financial decision is a quest. Every chapter has a fill-in-the-pages exercise and a real-world mission.

What's inside — 32 chapters across three levels

• Level 1 — The Money Starter Pack (Beginner, 10 chapters). For readers aged 12 and up. Earning, needs versus wants, saving, compound interest and inflation, the 50/30/20 rule, and debt traps.
• Level 2 — The Grind (Intermediate, 13 chapters). For teens with a first paycheque and young adults. Pay stubs, CPP and EI, TFSAs, FHSAs, RRSPs and RESPs, filing with the CRA, credit scores, index investing, and fraud defence.
• Level 3 — Endgame (Advanced, 9 chapters). For adults facing first-property, first-business, and financial independence decisions. Mortgages and CMHC, tax strategy, salary negotiation, incorporation, insurance, and the 4% rule.

Every chapter follows the same six-part structure

• The Level Up — a story or analogy that opens the concept
• The Money Skill Tree — the core lesson, with real Canadian numbers
• The Skill Quest — a hands-on, fill-in-the-pages exercise
• Balancing Your Skills — the trade-off, made visible
• Guild Chat — questions to take to a parent, mentor, partner, or advisor
• Elite Quest — a real-world mission off the page

Who it's for

• Parents and educators who want one reference covering age 12 through adulthood
• Homeschool curriculum, high school finance classes, or classroom units
• A graduation present, eighteenth birthday gift, or university send-off
• Adults catching up on the financial literacy nobody taught them

Canadian Edition

Every dollar figure, tax bracket, contribution limit, registered-account rule, mortgage formula, and FIRE number is Canadian, based on 2026 projections — not American hand-me-downs. Includes a unified glossary covering every term across all three books.

What you save

Bought separately the three books total $64.97. Fully Charged is $49.99 — a saving of $14.98.

Format

Printed workbook · 32 chapters across three levels

Charge the battery. Build the skill tree.