Download PDF Managing Your Money ALL-IN-ONE FOR DUMMIES by Ted Benna

Sinopsis

This book tackles a lot of big topics, but we’ve tried to keep things simple, clear, and to-the-point. We’ve culled the best, juiciest information from a good sampling of For Dummies books on personal finance and compiled them into one fat volume. It’s absolutely packed with easy-to-grasp advice on all things having to do with managing your money. Whether you’re a homemaker, truck driver, burger flipper, or CEO whether you’re interviewing for your first job or you retired ten years ago we bet you’ll find scads of great tips and sound advice in these pages that will help you get a handle on everything from your credit cards to your health insurance, from your groceries to your taxes to your will.

If it has something to do with your personal relationship to your own money, it’s a good bet we talk about it in this book. Managing Your Money All-in- One For Dummies offers money-management and personal-finance tips to help assess your true financial situation and take charge of your economic life. You’ll find information on getting the best mortgage, saving for the future (whether for college or retirement), paying off debt, scaling back on expenses, managing home and personal budgets, repairing and improving your credit rating, planning an estate, banking online, saving and investing, and protecting your money and other assets.

The facts on the ground aren’t pretty at the moment. Real wages have been stagnant or declining for nearly 40 years in America. And in the current climate of economic uncertainty, skyrocketing home foreclosures, job cuts, bank failures, and unaffordable health insurance, many people feel more powerless than ever against mighty and faceless institutions that seem designed for nothing but to confuse and rip off. We’re here to tell you: It doesn’t have to be that way. By doing a little homework and taking a renewed interest in your own situation, you can reclaim many rights and advantages you probably didn’t know you had.

Content

1. Taking Charge of Your Finances
2. Managing Home and Personal Finances
3. Dealing with Debt
4. Saving and Investing
5. Protecting Your Money and Assets
6. Retiring Comfortably
7. Planning Your Estate and Will

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