Unity in Action Magazine

B-A-D Baby Millionaire Seminars to Offer Wealth-building Tips to Parents,

Grandparents

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- How parents and grandparents can make children

millionaires for as little as a dollar a day is the topic of an hourlong

seminar at Parkland College Jan. 30 or 31.

"Buck-A-Day (BAD) Baby Millionaire" sessions are available 7-8 p.m. on

Wednesday and Thursday at the Tony Noel Agricultural Technology Applications

Center on the campus's west side. Sponsored by Parkland's Business and

Agri-Industries department, the sessions are based on the series of

successful "Teen Millionaire" workshops created by Will Marshall. Marshall

will also lead the Buck-A-Day Baby Millionaire sessions; Marshall retired as

a Fortune 500 corporate treasurer and has dedicated his retirement years to

helping others understand personal financial management.

The sessions will explain the three things that parents can do for a dollar a

day (for babies) or less than $2.60 (for children under 12 years) to provide

their children/grandchildren with more flexibility and economic freedom

(choice) later in life to meet life's uncertainties, and the financial means

to offset the higher U.S. taxes and inflation that they inherited from

today's over 25 generations.

To register for either session, please call Business and Agri-Industries at

217/351-2213. A $5/person fee is payable to Parkland at the door.