Ken Little
got this book when I was reading just about anything on personal finance and it is a very comprehensive book that covers just about any topic included in the vast term personal finance.
The book is broken down into easy to read sections and is arrange in such a manner that it is easy to follow where Mr, Little is taking you. In some respects the book may be a little basic if you know very much on the topic of personal finance, I would definitely recommend this book for people in school or not very interested in personal finance, An excellent resource for financial planning/decision making, None of the tiresome "witty" banter that plagues most other books just straightforward information, Not a fun read, but a very useful one, No pictures or movable parts but you can't have it all, Still, if you want a resource that will give concise definitions and present the pros and cons of various financial services and instruments, this is the only book in the entire universe worth opening that I know of.
The book is broken down into easy to read sections and is arrange in such a manner that it is easy to follow where Mr, Little is taking you. In some respects the book may be a little basic if you know very much on the topic of personal finance, I would definitely recommend this book for people in school or not very interested in personal finance, An excellent resource for financial planning/decision making, None of the tiresome "witty" banter that plagues most other books just straightforward information, Not a fun read, but a very useful one, No pictures or movable parts but you can't have it all, Still, if you want a resource that will give concise definitions and present the pros and cons of various financial services and instruments, this is the only book in the entire universe worth opening that I know of.
One book. All the answers.
As personal finances become more complex, referencing financial information just got easier, This book covers everything an individual needs to know regarding their money, including budgeting banking interest rates and mortgages credit and debt insurance estate planning college financing and student loans real estate investing mutual and exchange funds, stocks, and bonds taxes and shelters retirement plans including
Social Security, and more.
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