Personal FinanceRobert Rosefsky, 28.05.2001 - 704 Seiten Rosefsky's Personal Finance gives students a practical, down-to-earth introduction to sound money management. It explores the real-life problems that students will face, and trains them to solve those problems. Students will develop the skills needed to deal with housing, insurance, investments, budgeting, the workplace, retirement, smart shopping, borrowing and more. This edition takes advantage of the flexibility of the Internet to provide weekly updates of information on the companion web site for the book. The web site contains such resources as selected articles from the Wall Street Journal's website, and links to valuable information sources that supplement and enhance the text. |
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... common . They were physically close to one another ; they had many similar traditions and beliefs ; and they felt a need to help defend one another against any outside attacks . Eventually , they created a pact to bind them together as ...
... common concern regarding the future value of money is : How much will the purchasing power of your work be eroded by inflation ? In other words : If you have to work one hour today to earn enough to buy a six - pack , and the price of a ...
... common trends : Business Cycles On a national or regional level we refer to these cycles as growth periods and recession periods . One typical pattern : the economy is booming thanks to policies that make it easy to borrow money ...
... common for the company to chip in some money for each dollar the employee puts in . For example , for every dollar an employee puts in , the company might put in 25 cents . ( See chapter 18 for more details . ) Job Retraining ...
... common sense . That's when costly mistakes happen . Before you hand in your resignation , find out specifically what will happen to your fringe benefits if you quit now , or if you wait until later . Will you lose vesting rights on your ...