Managing Personal Finances

This "crash course" on money management offers instant, simple, and realistic answers to the universal problem of how to manage your personal finances. With the easy-to-grasp and fast format provided here, listeners will get a lot of information quickly and be able to start making progress immediately.

Work consumes just about every waking minute of your life. Before long, you realize that the years have quickly passed, your hair has turned gray, and the only meaning you had in your life was earning money. And for that reason, a lot of people have chosen the minimalist lifestyle. They may not have the top position with the highest pay, but shockingly, they are happier than most. They have fewer belongings and less money, but they have more time...time that they spend well, finding meaning in their lives through their passions.

The book Decisions, Decisions: Practical Guide to Managing Your Health and Finances is aimed at providing new graduates, couples, elderlies, new migrants, and more, a simple and effective tool to guide them through the process of acquiring life insurance, health insurance, of understanding how social security works, how to buy a house, how to appreciate the importance of education, and how to prepare for retirement. Take the time to educate yourself and learn the basic principles you will need to make sound decisions about your life.

In this comprehensive guide, you'll learn the principles of building an investment portfolio at different risk levels, including the importance of defining investment goals, understanding risk tolerance, and considering investment time horizon. Through practical examples and expert advice, you'll explore the different types of asset classes and investment vehicles available to investors, and strategies for minimizing risk and maximizing returns.

Most people find that investments are a great place to start, but they also take money to begin. Unfortunately, most people never find out just how much they can do with the money they didn’t invest. Spend It on Yourself: An Intelligent Program for Beginner Investing, Managing Your Money Toward Financial Freedom Using Time and Energy to Balance a Richer Life breaks down what’s necessary to find success when investing. The money you spend on yourself can give you a myriad of options in the future, so get prepared to spend it on yourself!

While investing for your future often begins at an early age, it is in no way a must. We all know the stories of Mark Zuckerberg, Evan Spiegel, and Larry Page. How they made their first million before the age of 25. However, many successful people including Warren Buffet, Larry Ellison, and Mark Cuban did not earn their fortunes till they were in their 30s. One thing all these individuals had in common was commitment. They were all committed to making their money work for them.

Learn the 25 keys to selecting and managing outside investment, through mergers, acquisitions, and project-specific financing, as well as R&D internal investment, for long-term growth and expansion. Managing Investment is part of The New York Times Pocket MBA series.

This book provides financial approaches, theories, tips, and examples in an easy-to-digest manner. The information provided will allow you to understand finances better, save more money, and create systems that you can use in your day-to-day life.

Rich Dad Scams - Challenge Your Thoughts: Eight Financial Scams Disguised as Wisdom. First part of the Rich Dad Field Guide series that debunks many popular assumptions about money and investing.