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I have it on a adobe reader file, i dont know how to send it to you.
I thought of the book as a beginners book for women.
Very basic info ie: whats a cu,stocks , mutual funds and 401's.
I may use it to read to my granddaughter soon, never to early to learn about money. lol
Thanks for the info you two! Sounds like the Suze book is pretty basic. Something I should have read 30 years ago!
I'll have to check out Jane Bryant Quinn. I'll admit, I'd never heard of her! But, HTSU...I totally trust your judgement!
@LIGHTNIN wrote:
I may use it to read to my granddaughter soon, never to early to learn about money. lol
No....it's NEVER too early! We're all examples of that! No one ever talked to me about money...ever....
...which is why I borrowed $$ from my mom so often when I was young & dumb!
Women & Money
Women & Money
Woman & Money
Yes..........the two are synonymous!!!!!!
Who let the marine in????
Well if you will be nice.....we'll let you stay.
My favorite personal finance author is Liz Pulliam Weston. I've browsed books by others in bookstores and sometimes find it amusing listening to Dave Ramsey, but I think the advice from many PF authors is too simple.
@MattH wrote:My favorite personal finance author is Liz Pulliam Weston. I've browsed books by others in bookstores and sometimes find it amusing listening to Dave Ramsey, but I think the advice from many PF authors is too simple.
I love liz! I've been wanting to check out Young, Beautiful and Broke - so I'll make a point to read that one since Hauling recommended it. (As soon as I finish this monster of a book on the Federal Reserve Bank - my 22 year old how am I going to pay for tuition this semester? DS brought it over. An amazingly good read - go figure!)