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نویسندگان: Eric Kevin Tyson
سری: For dummies
ISBN (شابک) : 9781119431411, 1119431417
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سال نشر: 2018
تعداد صفحات: [339]
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
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توجه داشته باشید کتاب امور مالی شخصی در 20 و 30 سالگی نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
یک مسیر محکم برای موفقیت مالی ایجاد کنید هزارهها اغلب با مشکلات بزرگتری - از جمله عدم اطمینان اقتصادی و بدهیهای دانشجویی - نسبت به کسانی که قبل از آنها آمدهاند، مواجه میشوند. این مسئولیت مالی جدید می تواند ترسناک باشد و بسیاری از مردم مطمئن نیستند که از کجا شروع کنند. امور مالی شخصی در 20 و 30 سالگی برای آدمک ها به افراد هزاره کمک می کند تا در مورد مدیریت امور مالی خود مطمئن باشند و در مسیری روشن به سمت امنیت مالی قرار گیرند. در داخل، مشاور مالی مورد اعتماد اریک تایسون به دانشآموزان و فارغالتحصیلان اخیر نشان میدهد که چگونه تصمیمات مالی هوشمندانه بگیرند تا وامهای دانشجویی را پرداخت کنند، از هر گونه بدهی اضافی اجتناب کنند و یک برنامه محکم برای تضمین موفقیت مالی خود ایجاد کنند. از اجتناب از اشتباهات رایج پولی گرفته تا انتخاب های سرمایه گذاری آگاهانه، امور مالی شخصی در دهه 20 و 30 سالگی برای Dummies همه را پوشش می دهد! از طریق خرج کردن هوشمندانه و پس انداز، پایه ای بسازید. اجاره، خرید، یا فروش خانه به روش صحیح مالیات فایل را بسازید از امور مالی و هویت خود در دنیای دیجیتال محافظت کنید آماده باشید تا مسیر خود را به سمت امنیت مالی بپیمایید!
Create a solid pathway for financial success Millennials often confront greater difficulties—including economic uncertainty and student debt—than those who came before them. This new financial responsibility can be intimidating, and many people are unsure where to begin. Personal Finance in Your 20s & 30s For Dummies will help Millennials to be confident about managing their finances and get on a clear path toward financial security. Inside, trusted financial advisor Eric Tyson shows students and recent grads how to make smart financial decisions in order to pay off student loans, avoid any additional debt, and create a solid plan to ensure their financial success. From avoiding common money mistakes to making informed investment choices, Personal Finance in Your 20s & 30s For Dummies covers it all! Build a foundation through smart spending and saving Rent, buy, or sell a house File taxes the right way Protect your finances and identity in the digital world Get ready to forge your own path to financial security!
Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Introduction About This Book Foolish Assumptions Icons Used in This Book Beyond the Book Where to Go from Here Part 1 Getting Started with Personal Finance Chapter 1 Your Financial Checkup Calculating Your Financial Worth Defining net worth Figuring what you own: Financial assets Determining what you owe: Financial liabilities Netting the difference Grasping the Importance of Savings Netting your income and spending Assessing the change in your net worth Understanding and Improving Your Credit Score Deciphering how lenders use credit reports and scores Obtaining your credit reports and fixing errors Getting your credit score Improving your credit reports and score Comprehending Your Investment Options Examining Insurance Coverage Identifying Common Financial Mistakes Young Adults Make Chapter 2 Budgeting, Goal Setting, and Valuing Saving Developing a Savings Mind-Set What It’s Worth: Valuing Savings over Time The difference of continual savings The difference a few percentage points on your return makes to your investment Budgeting and Boosting Your Savings Setting and Prioritizing Your Savings Goals Identifying common goals of accomplished savers Valuing retirement accounts Dealing with competing goals Saving When You’re Strapped Chapter 3 Using Loans and Paying Down Debts Eyeing the Causes of Generational Debt Making the Most of Loans Dealing With Student-Loan Debt Tracking your student loans and making timely payments Prioritizing the payback of student loans Using education tax breaks Weighing the costs and benefits of education expenditures Making the most of student loans, grants, and other financial aid Benefits for military people Working Off Consumer Debt Kicking the credit-card habit Discovering debit cards: Convenience without credit temptation Lowering the interest rate on consumer debt Negotiating better rates from your current credit card Tapping investments to reduce consumer debt Paying down balances Getting Help for Extreme Debt Seeking counseling Considering bankruptcy Preventing Consumer Debt Relapses Chapter 4 Everything Credit: Scores and Reports A Primer on Credit Reports and Credit Scores Differentiating between credit reports and credit scores Understanding how credit scores are determined Knowing the value of a good credit score Jump-starting your credit score as a young adult Getting Your Hands on Your Credit Reports and Scores Recommended websites for free credit scores Websites to avoid Scrutinizing Your Credit Reports to Improve Them Identifying errors and getting them fixed Boosting your credit score Preventing Identity Theft Part 2 Saving and Earning More Chapter 5 Proven Ways to Spend Less and Save More Containing Housing Costs Reducing rental costs Slicing homeowner expenses Cutting Your Taxes Managing Food Costs Trimming Transportation Expenses Finessing Fashion Finances Relaxing on a Budget Taming Technology Spending Keeping Down Insurance Costs Getting Professional Advice Handling Healthcare Expenses Chapter 6 Taxes: Reduce Them or Else! Understanding Taxable Income Comparing Marginal Taxes Reducing Taxes on Work Income Contributing to retirement plans Using health savings accounts Deducting self-employment expenses Increasing Your Deductions Lowering Investment Income Taxes Investing in tax-free money market funds and bonds Selecting other tax-friendly investments Making your profits long term Enlisting Education Tax Breaks Preparing Your Tax Return and Minimizing Your Taxes Chapter 7 Housing: Comparing Renting and Buying The Ins and Outs of Renting Seeing the benefits of renting Considering the long-term costs of renting Completing your rental application Figuring the Costs of Owning and Making It Happen Financially Deciding to buy Comparing the costs of owning versus renting Considering your overall financial health Calculating how much you can borrow Accumulating your down payment Finding the Right Property Points to research Working with Real-Estate Agents Financing Your Home Understanding your mortgage options Deciding which mortgage type is best for you Avoiding negative amortization and interest-only loans Getting your mortgage approved Putting Your Deal Together Chapter 8 Relationships and Money Handling Roommates Living-Together Contracts Getting Married Understanding Your Money Beliefs and Practices Examining your money history Exploring your attitudes toward money Understanding your friends and money Making sense of your environment and money Getting a Grip on Procrastination Where Money is Concerned Diagnosing procrastination Coming to terms with why you may procrastinate with money issues Overcoming money avoidance Chapter 9 Making the Most of Your Career Getting Your Career Going Putting everything in order Educating and training your way to career success Seeking value for your education dollars Investing in your career Exploring Entrepreneurial Options Starting a small business Purchasing a small business Investing in a small business Changing Jobs or Careers The Young and the Unemployed Understanding how joblessness can hit younger adults harder Accessing unemployment benefits Taking action Part 3 Investing for Your Future Goals Chapter 10 Successful Investing Principles Understanding Investments Examining bonds and other lending investments Exploring stocks, real estate, and small-business investments Getting a Handle on Investment Risks Establishing goals and risks Comparing the risks of stocks and bonds Spreading Your Investment Risks Understanding why diversification is key Allocating your assets Holding onto your investments and shunning the herd Selecting an Investment Firm Evaluating Pundits and Experts Chapter 11 Making the Best Use of Bank Accounts Identifying Your Options Brick-and-mortar banks Online banks Other choices Understanding Your Bank Account Options Transaction accounts Options for getting cash Savings accounts Banking Online Evaluating a bank: What to look for Protecting yourself online Considering Your Alternatives Brokerage accounts with check writing Money market funds Chapter 12 Portfolios for a Purpose Before You Begin Investing Investing Nonretirement Account Money Emergency money Long-term money Investing Retirement Account Money Establishing and prioritizing retirement contributions Allocating money in employer plans Designating money in plans you design Investing for Education Understanding the importance of applying for financial aid Paying for educational costs Chapter 13 Real-Estate Investing Understanding Real-Estate Investment Pros and Cons Evaluating Simpler Real-Estate Investments Assessing Residential Housing Investments Investing in Commercial Real Estate Shunning Sure-to-Lose Real-Estate Investments Researching Where and What to Buy Considering economic issues Taking a look at the real-estate market Examining property valuation and financial projections Digging for a Good Deal Part 4 Insurance: Protect Yourself, Your Loved Ones, and Your Assets Chapter 14 The Lowdown on Health Insurance Making Sure You’re Covered Transitioning your coverage Seeing how the 2010 healthcare laws (Obamacare) changed your coverage Trumpcare? Finding Your Best Health Plan Selection of doctors and hospitals Plan benefits and features Shopping for Health Insurance Uncovering the best policies Handling insurance rejection Health Savings Accounts: Tax Reduction for Healthcare Costs Chapter 15 Safeguarding Your Income Protecting Your Income for You and Yours: Disability Insurance Understanding disability coverage you may already have Determining how much disability insurance you need Identifying useful disability policy features Shopping for coverage Protecting Your Income for Dependents: Life Insurance Assessing your current life insurance coverage Determining how much life insurance to buy Deciding what type of life insurance to buy Shopping for life insurance Caring for Your Loved Ones: “Peace of Mind” Insurance Chapter 16 Home, Auto, Renters, and Other Insurance Policies Protecting Your Home and Possessions: Homeowners and Renters Insurance Dwelling coverage Personal property protection Liability insurance Natural disaster protection Shopping for homeowners insurance Insuring Your Car Liability protection Collision and comprehensive Riders you should bypass Getting a good buy Part 5 Your Information Diet Chapter 17 Using Media Resources Going Online: The Wild West of Advice and Predictions Eyeing the real cost of “free” Being aware online Using the web for gathering information Getting Financial Perspectives and Advice from the Media Being a smart news consumer Separating the best from the rest Trusting unnamed “sources” is a bad idea Understanding that political partisans are hazardous to your wealth Chapter 18 Professionals You Hire Seeing the Value of Professional Advice Considering Financial Advisors Preparing to hire a financial advisor Finding good financial advisors Interviewing advisors Taming Your Taxes with Help Working with Real-Estate Agents Using Online Resources to Find Service Providers Angie’s List HomeAdvisor Other resources Part 6 The Part of Tens Chapter 19 Ten Ways to Save on a Car Don’t Buy a Car in the First Place Pay Cash: Shun Leasing and Borrowing Consider Total Costs Compare New with Used Understand a Car’s Real Value Before Negotiating Take Care of Your Car Explore Your Servicing Options Drive Safely Take a Lean and Mean Insurance Policy Track Tax-Deductible Auto Expenses Chapter 20 Ten Things to Value More Than Your Money Investing in Your Health Staying active and at a healthy weight Using fitness trackers to monitor your activity level Making and Keeping Friends Appreciating What You Have Minding Your Reputation Continuing Education Having Fun Putting Your Family First Knowing Your Neighbors Volunteering and Donating Caring for Kids Chapter 21 Nearly Ten Things to Know About Apps You May Well Get What You Paid for with “Free” Apps Conduct and Manage Financial Tasks Use Apps Only from Legitimate Companies with Lengthy Track Records Consider the Alternatives to an App Keep Focused on Your Spending Settle up with Friends but Beware Fees Save Money on Commonly Purchased Items Tap Into the Latest Economic and Financial Data Invest With Confidence Investing in Your 20s & 30s Bonus chapter Investing in Funds: Mutual Funds and Exchange-Traded Funds Understanding the Advantages of Funds Maximizing Your Chances for Fund Investing Success Understanding the importance of performance and risk Examining fund management experience Keeping costs down Understanding and using index funds Understanding exchange-traded funds: Index funds that trade Creating and Managing a Fund Portfolio Identifying the Best Mutual Funds and ETFs Investing in the best ETFs Picking the best stock funds Balancing your act: Funds that combine stocks and bonds Finding the best bond funds Considering Alternatives to Investing in Funds Your own online fund Unit investment trusts Brokerage managed accounts Hedge funds for the wealthier Index EULA