Managing your money all-in-one for dummies

"Time and money. Those are the two most important assets you have, and smart people manage both of them wisely. Managing Your Money All-in-One For Dummies is your one-stop resource to turn to when you're ready to manage your money. It offers everything you need to confidently handle your finances. W...

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Main Authors: Tyson, Eric (Eric Kevin) (Author), Barrett, Melyssa (Author), Benna, Ted (Author), Bucci, Steve (Author), Caher, James P. (Author), Caher, John M. (Author), Caverly, N. Brian (Author), Economy, Peter (Author), Griffin, Rod (Author on consumer education) (Author), Griswold, Robert S. (Author), Hungelmann, Jack (Author), Krantz, Matt (Author), Munro, Margaret A. (Author), Newmann, Brenda Watson (Author), Reed, Mary (Writer on finance) (Author), Silverman, David J., 1937- (Author), Simon, Jordan S. (Author), Sindell, Kathleen (Author), Taylor-Hough, Deborah (Author), Ventura, John (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Hoboken, NJ : For dummies, a Wiley brand, [2022]
Edition:2nd edition.
Series:--For dummies.
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Table of Contents:
  • book 1. Taking charge of your finances: Assessing where you are financially ; Improving your relationship with money ; Building and sticking to a budget ; Cutting spending and boosting income
  • book 2. Managing home and personal finances: Running a money-smart household ; Selecting the best home purchase loan ; Handling a mortgage meltdown ; Keeping a lid on medical costs ; Using the internet to help manage your finances
  • book 3. Dealing with debt: Tackling what you owe ; Starting and restarting your credit in real life ; Considering your debts ; Negotiating with creditors and getting help ; Considering bankruptcy
  • book 4. Saving and investing: Becoming a saver ; Investing in stocks, bonds, and mutual funds ; Saving for retirement ; Saving for college ; Working with an online broker
  • book 5. Protecting your money and assets: Combating identity theft ; Online banking ; Homeowner's insurance : protecting your stuff ; Auto insurance basics ; Insuring yourself : life insurance
  • book 6. Dealing with the tax man: Tax return preparation options and tools ; Getting and staying organized ; No form fits all (or, What kind of taxpayer are you?)
  • book 7. Retiring comfortably: Checking the benefits of a 401(k) ; Retiring your way : IRAs ; Paychecks from your house : reverse mortgages ; Determining how much you need for retirement ; Managing money in retirement
  • book 8. Planning your estate and will: The fundamentals of estate planning ; Where there's a will ; The limitations of wills : what you can and can't do ; Estate planning with online resources.