<p>America spends billions teaching young people how to make money, but little on how to manage it! This book provides an easy-to-follow roadmap for a successful financial life from early childhood through retirement---with very little risk. Written primarily for adults 18-35. Subjects covered include general management advice; compound interest; investments; insurance; debt; purchase of houses, automobiles, & other assets; Social Security; budgets; & more. The author is an attorney whose practice has been closely associated with money management for over twenty-six years: insurance liability & homeowner's claims, automobile accidents, family law & related areas. Experts who have reviewed the book offer such comments as, "...the best prescription for personal financial success I've read in 25 years of financial consulting." "...sound principles & valid investment advice." "...insurance chapters contain excellent information to help guide young adults." "...a MUST BUY for our children & grandchildren. "Most financial how-to books are complicated & intimidating. This one is different. It doesn't require a degree in economics to understand & is written in plain, conversational language. Order from: Baron Publishing, Box 13121, Pensacola, FL 32591-3121. $16.95 ($14.95 plus $2.00  postage) (Florida residents add sales tax).</p>

Money Management for Young Adults: A Practical Guide to Financial Independence

Business & Money

Cetti, Charles L.

Personal Finance

Baron Pub.

From Pencils to Inks: The Art of Mark A. Nelson

Nelson, Mark A. (Author)

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Money Management for Young Adults: A Practical Guide to Financial Independence

From Pencils to Inks: The Art of Mark A. Nelson