On-the-money

Very informative. This is the best personal finance book I have read. If you are looking for an investment book, keep looking. If you are looking for a book with helpful detailed plans for managing your finances from insurance to college planning this is the book.

The entire "Men's Health" live improvement guides are top-notch and this book is no exception.

We all deal with money and how you management it is paramount. This book helps to educate you to the fact that no matter how much you make (From minnimum wage on up), you can live comfortably and make more money from it!

The book is broken down into five outstanding sections:

-The Money Mindset (Plenty of forms to fill out to let you know where the money is going, etc. and how to set budgets, etc...the basic but important stuff)

-Tactics for daily living (Everything from shopping to bill paying and more. Learn how to use your money wisely on a daily basis)

-Tactics for smart investing (A MUST...learn how to make your money grow...makes it easy to understand how to invest without a degree)

-The Big-Ticket issues (Here it is...car buying to Houses, it's all covered basically. Learn what you NEED TO KNOW)

-Retirement planning (See, this book covers it all...learn strategies as well as things you should know about social security, etc.)

And finally they have real-life scenarious by real people. A trademark of these books...Famous and ordinary people describe situations you may encounter (that they HAVE encountered and succeeded in overcoming) and how they covercame them.

Get the book and you'll enjoy reading it so much you'll have virtually every page dog-eared!

I found this one of the most helpful books on this subject because it is full of really helpful practical suggesions. It takes you step-by-step through ways to improve your financial situation with examples, and also deals with the psychological factors that are often the real issues. I gave this book to both of my grown children who are just starting out on their own. I recommend it highly!

Want a simple book to help teach your kids abotu money? This is it. Features tidbits of history, colorful drawings and, of course, basic money topics. Kids and adults aliek will enjoy this one.

Here Neale speaks with you about how to get what you want out of life. Give what you have - love, humor, compassion; it doesn't have to be money or material wealth. In fact, if we give who we are, all abundance comes to us! This book is a nice reminder of the information in his 4 other books, and gives us a deeper look into his experiences as well as the participants of the retreat from which this text is taken. Well worth the re-minding!

This book is a marvelous alternative to the common drivel that passes as analysis on the subject of campaign finance reform. Anderson has selected articles that are short and easy to read, yet detailed and informative. Want to know what exactly is meant by "soft money," or "issue ads"? It's here. Want to understand the constitutional restraints on regulation? It's here. Want to understand why reform never works? It's here (hint: and it's not because everyone is corrupt). Anderson includes analysis from a broad cross section of writers, but clearly skews her selections in favor of those usually ignored by the major media - that is, she gives equal time to writers and thinkers who argue that money is not the major problem in American politics. This book, along with FEC Commissioner Bradley Smith's new book, "Unfree Speech: The Folly of Campaign Finance Reform," is reshaping the academic debate over campaign finance reform. Yet it does so through a selection of short, simple essays accessible even to high school students. A very good book on an important policy issue.

This book's subtitle, "The Essential Money Skills You Need to Make It on Your Own," is an apt description of its contents. So many kids graduate college without a clue about handling money, and get deeper and deeper into debt as the years go on.

The HC version of this book (First Edition) was given to me by my (at the time new) mother-in-law. She enjoyed using it and thought that it would be a good "starter" book for me - that was 26 years ago! I have since collected over 75 cookbooks but still find that I keep going back to this little gem. I work a full week, have 2 teenagers and a hubby to keep fed and this book always has something quick and easy to prepare when the cupboards are starting to get bare 'cause we're all to busy to go shopping! The book's index is arranged around what kind of leftover or "nothing in the house but" items you may have in the cupboard or fridge then all you have to do is pick one of the recipes that appeals to you. Simple, quick, easy and delicious - certainly better than take out all the time....

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I enjoyed this book from the twins even more than any of the others. I have already started using the bigger life-changing ones and I look forward to next month when I will see the differerence in my finances when my house makes me money while I sleep. It is funnier than the others and I loved the success stories. They were my motivation to get busy. I look forward to seeing the twins on television as I have in the past. As the twins say: this book is not for everyone, just for people who really need to save some big money and have a small income. Double advice from them which is good for us out here in the real world. I love these girls!