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Nonfiction / Personal Finance Best Sellers

New York Time Best sellers of Nonfiction / Personal Finance: Smart Money Smart Kids (2014), Get What's Yours (2014), Suze Orman'S 2009 Action Plan (2009), Clark Howard's Living Large In Lean Times (2009) and Sylvia Porter's Money Book (1975).

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Smart Money Smart Kids

released in: 2014
Smart Money Smart Kids
In Smart Money Smart Kids, Dave Ramsey and his daughter Rachel Cruze equip parents to teach their children how to win with money. More than ever, kids are inundated with messages about what they should buy, how they should look, and what kind of lifestyle they should have. It's never too early to start teaching kids to manage money wisely.

Get What's Yours

Get What's Yours
"Get What's Yours" by Laurence J. Kotlikoff, Philip Moeller, and Paul Solman is a comprehensive guide to navigating the complexities of Social Security benefits. The book provides practical advice and strategies for individuals approaching retirement age, helping them maximize their Social Security benefits and make informed decisions about their financial future. "Get What's Yours" addresses key considerations and common pitfalls in retirement planning.

Suze Orman'S 2009 Action Plan

released in: 2009
Suze Orman'S 2009 Action Plan
The nation''s go-to expert on financial matters, Suze Orman, believes that 2009 is a critical year for your money. She outlines a plan of action that you can take now to safeguard your savings, retirement account, real estate, credit, and more.

Clark Howard's Living Large In Lean Times

released in: 2009
Clark Howard's Living Large In Lean Times
Clark Howard is a media powerhouse and penny-pincher extraordinaire who knows a thing or two about money. A lifelong entrepreneur who is now the hugely popular host of a talk radio program and television show and the bestselling author of several books, Clark consistently delivers expert financial advice to his wide and devoted fan base. Living Large in Lean Times is Clark's ultimate guide to saving money, covering everything from cell phones to student loans, coupon websites to mortgages, investing to electric bills, and beyond. In his candid and friendly next-door-neighbor manner, Clark shares the small, manageable steps everyone can follow to build a path towards independence and wealth. Chock-full of more than 250 invaluable tips, the book outlines how to: Locate missing and unclaimed money in your name Lower your student loan payment Find legitimate work-at-home opportunities Get unlimited texting and e-mailing for less than $10 per month Know what personal info not to post to social media sites Determine the best mortgage rate, and much, much more As Clark demonstrates, there are myriad ways to reduce debt, buy smarter, and build a future. Follow his lead and he'll get you there.

Sylvia Porter's Money Book

Sylvia Porter's Money Book
"Sylvia Porter's Money Book" by Sylvia Porter is a comprehensive guide to personal finance, covering topics such as budgeting, investing, taxes, and financial planning. Porter, a pioneering financial journalist, provides practical advice and insights to help readers navigate the complexities of managing money and achieving financial security. The book remains a valuable resource in the realm of personal finance.
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