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Your Wealth-Building Years: Financial Planning for 18-to 38-Year Olds by Adriane G. Berg
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Second-edition paperback.
Newmarket Press, 1980. 254 pages.
Over 100,000 copies sold in previous editions, this basic primer is now fully revised and updated to help 18- to 38-year-olds get on a track headed for financial success--from the author of Financial Planning for Couples. This completely updated fourth edition offers brand-new information on taxes, new dividend reinvestment programs, the real estate market, and using the computer as an investment tool for trading on the Net and using interactive Web sites for financial planning. Specifically targeted to people earning $18,000 or more, this bestselling guide looks at every aspect of financial planning and covers:
* The money value of time, your biggest asset
* How to develop wealth-building habits and attitudes that will last a lifetime
* The chemistry of investment--juggling stocks and bonds, commodities, CDs, money market funds, and much more
* Getting the most out of employee benefits
* Your credit rating--establishing, maintaining, and repairing it
Newmarket Press, 1980. 254 pages.
Over 100,000 copies sold in previous editions, this basic primer is now fully revised and updated to help 18- to 38-year-olds get on a track headed for financial success--from the author of Financial Planning for Couples. This completely updated fourth edition offers brand-new information on taxes, new dividend reinvestment programs, the real estate market, and using the computer as an investment tool for trading on the Net and using interactive Web sites for financial planning. Specifically targeted to people earning $18,000 or more, this bestselling guide looks at every aspect of financial planning and covers:
* The money value of time, your biggest asset
* How to develop wealth-building habits and attitudes that will last a lifetime
* The chemistry of investment--juggling stocks and bonds, commodities, CDs, money market funds, and much more
* Getting the most out of employee benefits
* Your credit rating--establishing, maintaining, and repairing it
