Learn to make the simple and sound financial decisions that set you up for long-term success
When you've officially begun "adulting" and it's time to make big financial decisions, Personal Finance In Your 20s & 30s For Dummies offers step-by-step advice on building a foundation for your financial futures. Bestselling author and money management guru Eric Tyson shares simple guidance on budgeting, investing, insurance, housing, and more, walking you through how to make the decisions you'll need to make to set yourself up for the rest of your life.
You'll learn how to manage debt, co-manage your finances with a partner, and distinguish sound information and advice from meaningless noise and trends. The book is a roadmap to financial health and security that's straightforward enough for anyone to follow and applies to people at almost any income level.
Inside the book:
- Conduct a complete "financial checkup" on your personal accounts
- Discover how to save for major life events, future goals, and unanticipated setbacks
- Identify trustworthy advisors and learn the difference between good advice and bad
Perfect for young adults just beginning their financial journeys, Personal Finance In Your 20s & 30s For Dummies is your simple, friendly guide to creating a prosperous financial future.
You literally can't afford to ignore your finances
Saving money? Paying off loans? Buying a house? In this economy??? Sometimes building a financial future seems impossible for a person just starting their career and adult life. This book offers insight into how to turn the impossible into reality. Budgeting, filing taxes, investing, and (yes) buying a house. This book will walk you through all of it, so you can get on with adulting. Whatever your current situation, you've come to the right place for proven advice on building financial health for today and for the future. You've got this.
Inside? - Completing a financial checkup
- Saving for your future goals
- Maximizing your earnings
- Managing bank accounts wisely
- Investing your income
- Finding trustworthy advisors
- Prioritizing financial health
- Merging money with a partner
