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Credit After Bankruptcy: The Easy-To-Follow Guide to a Quick and Lasting Recovery from Personal Bankruptcy

Product DescriptionWhether you filed bankruptcy several years ago or last week, this book will show you how to make a dramatic and lasting recovery. Stephen Snyder and his wife, Michele, each had their Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharged in 1993. They were both so cash poor at the time that they had to borrow money from their families to file. Then, within months, obtained bank loans, major bank cards, start-up capital for a small business, and more – all using mainstream credit and witho… More >>

Credit After Bankruptcy: The easy-to-follow guide to a quick and lasting recovery from personal bankruptcy

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For twentysomethings and thirtysomethings, controlling one’s financial life is a challenge many times exacerbated by a lack of knowledge about how money works. Author Kobliner, herself under 30, has assembled an excellent collection of basic money management principles and has specially tailored this presentation to the particular interests of these age groups. She discusses investing in mutual funds, tax-deferred savings plans, staying away from ATMs, legal (more…)

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As is common with financial planners, this one, written by staff at one of the Big Six accounting firms, covers such things as determining net worth, setting up and following a budget, accumulating assets (most importantly by developing the savings habit), and stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and cash equivalents. It explains investment risk and return; home buying and selling; the various types of insurance (life, home, health, car, and disability); the financia (more…)

Building a successful career in a red-hot field. Financial planning is one of the fastest growing careers in America today. Written by a veteran certified financial planning expert, this invaluable book tells aspiring and new CFPs everything you need to know about the certification process, setting up private practice, self-marketing techniques, client management and expansion, and much more. —Includes a comprehensive resource section

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In the midst of today’s ever-shifting finances and changing lives, a strong personal financial plan is more important than ever before. This market-leading PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING, 12E equips you with the tools and techniques you need to better understand, define, and achieve your financial goals. The book follows a life-cycle approach that prepares you to plan and make decisions about assets, credit, insurance, investment, and retirement as you progress through life. The la (more…)

Product DescriptionThe Get To It! Budget Book provides you with a simple
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Get to It! Budget Book: A Fresh Start to Personal Finances to Help You…Get Organized! Get Control! & Get on With Your Life!

The Wall Street Journal Guide to Understanding Personal Finance, Fourth Edition

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Product DescriptionPersonal finance problems like college loans, credit card debt, and badly planned “budgets” have helped identify young adults these days as “Generation Debt.” Written in an easy-to-read, accessible Q&A format, this comprehensive book acts as a financial advisor for folks who are just starting out on their own. Readers will get the basics of money management as they learn how to: make a budget and stick to it; build an emergency fund; get out of debt as easil… More >>

The 250 Personal Finance Questions You Should Ask in Your 20s and 30s