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Information

Publisher

Adams Media

Year

2011

ISBN

9781440538506

Topic

Desarrollo personal

Subtopic

Finanzas personales

Cover
Title Page
Contents
Introduction
1 Money, Wealth, and Personal Finance
2 A Small Dose of Personal Finance Math
3 Managing Your Taxes
4 Using a Financial Planner
5 Prioritizing Your Spending
6 Paying Down Your Debt
7 Freezing Your Spending for the Short Term
8 Restructuring a Heavy Debt Burden
9 Refinancing Your Home and Tapping Your Equity
10 Adding Income
11 Surviving Unemployment
12 Understanding Credit
13 Anatomy of a Credit Report
14 Watching Your Credit
15 A Close Look at Credit Scores
16 Good Credit Behavior
17 Building Credit
18 Optimizing Your Borrowing
19 Protecting Yourself from Identity Theft
20 Building Your Investment Portfolio
21 All About Stocks
22 Choosing the Right Fund Combination
23 Saving for Retirement
24 Choosing Your Retirement Plan
25 The Five Steps of Creating an Estate Plan
26 The Parts of a Will
Index
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