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This book is filled with practical directions on using Microsoft Excel.... A particularly useful chapter in the book is one on good spreadsheet file design (identification area, input area, output area).

The author of this book makes keeping track of your money with Money 2004 easy to understand. It tells you how to set up your account, pay bills online, and even create monthly reports. There's even a part on tracking your investments, planning for the future, and preparing for tax time. I recommend this book to anyone who has Money 2004!

If you apply William Atwoods principles, all that is left for you to do is "write the check." He lays everything out so simply that everyone at any age can understand the principles of investing for a real millionaire future. The best part of the book is the real life stories of people who are just ordinary, common wage earners, and how they put into place the way to financial freedom. The only way you can loose is if you don't really want to be a millionaire!

If you are the type of person who keeps vital household (finances, insurance, property, medical, etc.) information scattered among drawers, shoeboxes, and folders, this book will be a great help to you. By using it faithfully you will have all your info in ONE place! No more hunting. It is very thorough - a great household management tool.

This book is one of the best overviews on the latest developments in managerial accounting I've seen in a long time. It takes the reader through an "out of the box" look at cost concepts that are at the cutting edge of this body of knowledge.

I highly recommend this publication.

I would send a comprehensive write up later

This book has impressed me greatly. I think it can be a bestseller for most of specialist in finance.

This was just the book I was looking for to explain my choices in a way that anyone could easily understand. The author has made a complex subject simple and clear, and I loved her choices of words. Bravo! I am sending copies to everyone on my Christmas gift list.

Of the slew of personal finance books for women the past few years, this is the only one that sounds like it was written by a woman who didn't already have a fat, profitable investment portfolio, her dream house, and Prince Charming as her mate. Nearly all of the other books were written by people promoting their financial consulting businesses (until they got too rich to bother with that, like Suze Orman, although she's good, too). Leonard is a lawyer, and the legal counsel for the Older Women's League (OWL), a terrific organization.

Leonard writes in a down-to-earth, no-nonsense, but friendly voice, and gives specific, useful guidance about things most of would never know even to investigate -- much of it about Social Security benefits for widows and divorced women. If you're either of those, worried about becoming one, or just want to be proactive about protecting your own future and security, this book mandatory reading.

It was reissued the year after it came out, but is apparently out of print now. It deserves to be updated and republished.

This is a must-have book on the most important topic in the world, MONEY.

All of Dowd's books are of key importance.