Personal Finance for Dummies
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| Rating | : | 4.87 (510 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0000546FC |
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| Number of Pages | : | 159 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-11-02 |
| Language | : | English |
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Or maybe phrases such as "mutual funds", "long-term bonds", "annuities", and "whole life vs. For all those people who don't know the difference between the commodities market and the supermarket, here is expert and trustworthy advice from a financial counselor and lecturer who speaks your language. So why aren't you managing your money better? Perhaps you think that you don't have enough extra cash to bother learning more about money management (a common myth). Greater return for your money, with less anxiety - that's a bargain if we ever heard one.. Cutting through the jungle of statistic complexity, Personal Finance for Dummies shows you how to make
"If you make money, you need this book" according to M. Anderson. They don't teach personal finance in schools. In this book, author Tyson teaches what every high school in the nation should teach anyone who plans to earn money.This book provides excellent advice on how to save your money and how to set your savings and spending priorities. In particular, Tyson takes into account the tax advantages and disadvantages of various approaches, and he gives an easy to implement way to maximize the tax benefits that the government provides to encourage wise financial decisions.It is true that the author likes Vanguard's mutual f. "Wonderfully Practical" according to Ian Martin. What a wonderful book. I'm 28. When I was younger I received little financial advice from my parents beyond: you should save. But no advice as to how to do that, especially when circumstances in life require you to take on a certain amount of debt. At that point, what I never knew was, when there are ten pots I'm supposed to be putting money into, which one comes first? What do I do with bad financial karma I created as an idiot in college? And to top it off, what about the pipe dreams of a home ownership and retirement?Tyson's book answered my questions an. Definitely worth a read if you're struggling financially I got this book right after purchasing my first house, because I knew I needed help with several things: 1) staying on top of my money so I could pay the mortgage on time every month, 2) understanding all my options regarding things like refinancing my home and so on, 3) starting a savings account, and Definitely worth a read if you're struggling financially Romance Addict I got this book right after purchasing my first house, because I knew I needed help with several things: 1) staying on top of my money so I could pay the mortgage on time every month, 2) understanding all my options regarding things like refinancing my home and so on, 3) starting a savings account, and 4) some sort of retirement account sometime in the future. This book has helped me with all of those. The author seems somewhat conservative at certain points, and advises a few things I wouldn't do (or advises against things I don't think are as big of a ris. ) some sort of retirement account sometime in the future. This book has helped me with all of those. The author seems somewhat conservative at certain points, and advises a few things I wouldn't do (or advises against things I don't think are as big of a ris