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Get good with money : ten simple steps to becoming financially whole  Cover Image Book Book

Get good with money : ten simple steps to becoming financially whole

Aliche, Tiffany (author.).

Summary: Introducing the powerful idea of striving for financial wholeness instead of early retirement or millionaire status: learn the ten short-term steps that lead to long-term security. From the simple (best practices for budgeting and saving) to the more sophisticated (investing, taking charge of your credit score, and calculating your insurance needs), use memorable stories, actionable lists and worksheets, and a you-got-this attitude, to build a solid foundation for a life that's rich in every way.

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  • ISBN: 0593232747
  • ISBN: 9780593232743
  • Physical Description: 359 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
    print
  • Edition: First edition.
  • Publisher: New York : Rodale, [2021]

Content descriptions

General Note:
Includes index.
Formatted Contents Note: Before We Begin: Get to Know Financial Wholeness -- 10% Whole: Budget Building -- 20% Whole: Save Like a Squirrel -- 30% Whole: Dig Out of Debt -- 40% Whole: Score High (Credit) -- 50% Whole: Learn to Earn (Increase Your Income) -- 60% Whole: Invest Like an Insider (Retirement and Wealth) -- 70% Whole: Get Good with Insurance -- 80% Whole: Grow Richish (Increase Your Net Worth) -- 90% Whole: Pick Your Money Team (Financial Professionals) -- 100% Whole: Leave a Legacy (Estate Planning).
Subject: Retirement
Investments
Estate planning
Wealth
Budget Finance, Personal
Finance, Personal
Genre: Self-help publications.

Available copies

  • 1 of 2 copies available at York County Libraries.

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  • 1 current hold with 2 total copies.
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Kaltreider-Benfer Library Adults 332.024 ALI Nonfiction (Text) 34002001662358 Adult Area Available -

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