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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... Funds 374 Other Money Market Opportunities 378 Making Your Money Grow : The Stock Market This Could Happen to You 384 What You Need to Know 384 A Perspective 385 Stock Ownership as a Form of Investing 386 How the Stock Markets Operate ...
... funds , etc. is about $ 35,000 ! And if you subtract from that the equity in their homes , the remaining net worth of the median American family is $ 10,000 . * And who says all of this ? These figures are culled from an extensive sur ...
... funds in your immediate budget from " big rainy day " funds for your long - range budget . The little rainy day fund is a handy source of money - perhaps kept in a savings account - that can be used to stabilize fluctuations in your ...
... Fund We earlier mentioned the " little rainy day " fund . The big rainy day fund is directed more to major unanticipated expenses - uninsured medical costs ; extended periods of layoff from work ; emergency needs of other family members ...
... funds borrowed now must be repaid in the future , that repayment can impinge on your future cash flow . Prudent borrowing can enhance your current lifestyle ; imprudent borrowing can devastate your future lifestyle . Enforced or ...