finance, personal

Offers easy to follow solutions, with and without a pocket calculator, to a thousand and one calculations from budgeting current expenses to planning for retirement, from purchasing a home to travel, sports, and entertainment.

Discusses money, the economy, ways of earning and saving money, and its significance in society.

Discusses various aspects of managing your money in today's economic environment, including budgets, savings and checking accounts, loans, and income tax.

"Explains why you can get more happiness for your money by following five principles, from choosing experiences over stuff to spending money on others. And the five principles can be used not only by individuals but by companies seeking to create happier employees and provide 'happier products' to their customers"--Dust jacket.

Jeff Yeager shares the tips he collected after interviewing hundreds of fellow cheapskates, revealing how people can learn to live below their means, save money, raise financially responsible children, and retire early.

Presents a comprehensive guide to building a secure financial future and shows how to spend less and save more, begin a business, or make money in real estate by starting small.

Top financial advisor Brent Kessel argues that financial success and security is more about one's emotional relationship to money and the actions those relationships inspire than about the amount of money a person has.

Provides guidance and tools for understanding the emotional elements of money management and for getting one's finances under control, presenting nine steps including examining one's past, facing fears, being honest with oneself, being responsible to one's loved ones, and trusting oneself more than others.

A guide to personal finance, discussing such topics as investments, credit, insurance, and estate and retirement planning.

Presents a comprehensive guide that addresses many of the financial problems young people face in difficult economic times such as saving money, planning for retirement, purchasing a car or a house, paying off student loans and credit cards, and effective job hunting.