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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... to protect themselves against the possibly declining value of the money they receive . Governments attempt to control economic health through monetary pol- icy CHAPTER 1 THE ECONOMY : HOW IT WORKS AND WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU 17.
... received favors from banks for helping to change the laws . Some people in banking received favors from builders and ... receive enough income from the buildings to allow them to pay their loans . But the people who had deposited their ...
... receive , the greater the income they'll receive . If you project these figures out to a full working career , you can readily see that the college graduate in Table 2-1 will earn roughly double what the high school graduate earns ...
... receive a set of W - 2 forms from your employer . They reflect what you were paid for the year and how much was withheld . The W - 2 form will assist you in completing your returns , and it enables the Internal Revenue Service to verify ...
... receive partial unemployment benefits . If you receive workers ' compensation income , severance pay , or a pension from the former employer , you may be ineligible for unemployment benefits . If your claim for benefits is turned down ...