Offers practical tips advice for getting - and keeping - your finances in order. This title covers the various money-management bases, from saving and spending to getting out of debt to investing and planning for retirement. It helps you learn about several useful websites that can help you manage your money.
Offers practical tips advice for getting - and keeping - your finances in order. This title covers the various money-management bases, from saving and spending to getting out of debt to investing and planning for retirement. It helps you learn about several useful websites that can help you manage your money.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
J.D. Roth is an accidental personal-finance expert--a regular guy who found himself deep in debt. After deciding to turn his life around, he read everything he could about money and finance. In 2006, he started the award-winning website Get Rich Slowly, which Money Magazine named the Web's most inspiring personal-finance blog. Over the past four years, Get Rich Slowly has grown into an active community where thousands of readers a month share ideas on how to improve their financial lives. J.D. lives with his wife and four cats in a hundred-year-old house in Portland, Oregon.
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The Missing Credits About the Author About the Creative Team Acknowledgements Introduction About This Book Part I: Blueprint for Financial Prosperity Chapter 1: It's More Important to Be Happy Than to Be Rich 1.1 How Money Affects Happiness 1.2 It's Not About the Money Chapter 2: The Road to Wealth Is Paved with Goals 2.1 The Road to Success 2.2 Tools and Resources to Help You Achieve Your Goals 2.3 Coping with Mistakes and Setbacks Chapter 3: "Budget" Is Not a Four-Letter Word 3.1 Mapping Your Financial Future 3.2 Building a Budget That Works 3.3 Sticking to a Budget 3.4 Automating Your Budget 3.5 Why Budgets Fail Chapter 4: Defeating Debt 4.1 The Power of Positive Cash Flow 4.2 The Basics of Debt Reduction 4.3 Curbing Compulsive Spending 4.4 Start Now Part II: Laying the Foundation Chapter 5: The Magic of Thinking Small 5.1 Why Frugality Matters 5.2 Frugal Tactics Anyone Can Use 5.3 The Tyranny of Stuff 5.4 Leading a Rich Life on a Budget Chapter 6: How to Make More Money 6.1 Working for Others 6.2 Working for Yourself 6.3 Other Ways to Make Money 6.4 A Pep Talk Chapter 7: Banking for Fun and Profit 7.1 Choosing a Bank 7.2 Finding Accounts That Meet Your Needs 7.3 Making the Most of Your Accounts Chapter 8: Using Credit Wisely 8.1 Credit Cards 8.2 Your Credit Report 8.3 Your Credit Score 8.4 Final Thoughts on Credit Chapter 9: Sweating the Big Stuff 9.1 Counting the Dollars 9.2 Buying a Car 9.3 Finding Deals on Vacation and Travel 9.4 Cash Is King Chapter 10: House and Home 10.1 The Eternal Question: Rent or Buy? 10.2 Buying a Home 10.3 Owning a Home Chapter 11: Death and Taxes 11.1 An Introduction to Insurance 11.2 What You Need to Know About Taxes 11.3 A Brief Overview of Estate Planning Part III: Building a Rich Life Chapter 12: An Intro to Personal Investing 12.1 Why Invest? 12.2 The Tools of Investing 12.3 Being on Your Best Behavior 12.4 Common-Sense Investing Chapter 13: Retirement: The Final Frontier 13.1 What Will Retirement Look Like? 13.2 Figuring Out How Much to Save 13.3 Why You Should Start Saving Today 13.4 A Brief Guide to Retirement Accounts 13.5 Early Retirement and Other Dreams 13.6 The Final Frontier Chapter 14: Friends and Family 14.1 Financial Blueprints 14.2 Friends with Money 14.3 Love and Money 14.4 Church, Charity, and Community 14.5 True Wealth
The Missing Credits About the Author About the Creative Team Acknowledgements Introduction About This Book Part I: Blueprint for Financial Prosperity Chapter 1: It's More Important to Be Happy Than to Be Rich 1.1 How Money Affects Happiness 1.2 It's Not About the Money Chapter 2: The Road to Wealth Is Paved with Goals 2.1 The Road to Success 2.2 Tools and Resources to Help You Achieve Your Goals 2.3 Coping with Mistakes and Setbacks Chapter 3: "Budget" Is Not a Four-Letter Word 3.1 Mapping Your Financial Future 3.2 Building a Budget That Works 3.3 Sticking to a Budget 3.4 Automating Your Budget 3.5 Why Budgets Fail Chapter 4: Defeating Debt 4.1 The Power of Positive Cash Flow 4.2 The Basics of Debt Reduction 4.3 Curbing Compulsive Spending 4.4 Start Now Part II: Laying the Foundation Chapter 5: The Magic of Thinking Small 5.1 Why Frugality Matters 5.2 Frugal Tactics Anyone Can Use 5.3 The Tyranny of Stuff 5.4 Leading a Rich Life on a Budget Chapter 6: How to Make More Money 6.1 Working for Others 6.2 Working for Yourself 6.3 Other Ways to Make Money 6.4 A Pep Talk Chapter 7: Banking for Fun and Profit 7.1 Choosing a Bank 7.2 Finding Accounts That Meet Your Needs 7.3 Making the Most of Your Accounts Chapter 8: Using Credit Wisely 8.1 Credit Cards 8.2 Your Credit Report 8.3 Your Credit Score 8.4 Final Thoughts on Credit Chapter 9: Sweating the Big Stuff 9.1 Counting the Dollars 9.2 Buying a Car 9.3 Finding Deals on Vacation and Travel 9.4 Cash Is King Chapter 10: House and Home 10.1 The Eternal Question: Rent or Buy? 10.2 Buying a Home 10.3 Owning a Home Chapter 11: Death and Taxes 11.1 An Introduction to Insurance 11.2 What You Need to Know About Taxes 11.3 A Brief Overview of Estate Planning Part III: Building a Rich Life Chapter 12: An Intro to Personal Investing 12.1 Why Invest? 12.2 The Tools of Investing 12.3 Being on Your Best Behavior 12.4 Common-Sense Investing Chapter 13: Retirement: The Final Frontier 13.1 What Will Retirement Look Like? 13.2 Figuring Out How Much to Save 13.3 Why You Should Start Saving Today 13.4 A Brief Guide to Retirement Accounts 13.5 Early Retirement and Other Dreams 13.6 The Final Frontier Chapter 14: Friends and Family 14.1 Financial Blueprints 14.2 Friends with Money 14.3 Love and Money 14.4 Church, Charity, and Community 14.5 True Wealth
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