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Money Is Everything : Personal Finance for the Brave New Economy.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Reaume, Amanda.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Career development.
- Finance, Personal.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (324 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Other Title:
- Money Is Everything
- Place of Publication:
- Naperville : Callisto Media Inc., 2015.
- Summary:
- This book provides a comprehensive guide for millennials navigating the modern economic landscape. It covers practical advice on internships, job hunting, freelancing, and side hustles to build a strong career foundation. The text also delves into financial planning, budgeting, shopping strategies, and making significant purchases. Additionally, it addresses credit management, student loans, debt repayment, and investment options. The author's purpose is to equip young adults with the necessary skills to manage their finances effectively and adapt to a rapidly changing job market. The intended audience is millennials facing economic challenges, particularly those affected by the Great Recession and carrying student debt. Generated by AI.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Part One - Making It
- Chapter 1 - Internships
- Paid vs. Unpaid Internships
- Internships for College Credit
- Can You Negotiate Your Salary?
- Office Politics!
- What About a Job?
- From The Source: What's It Really Like To Be An Intern?
- Chapter 2 - Jobs
- Get an Interview
- Interview Like a Boss
- Choose the Right Opportunity
- Negotiate Your Salary
- How to Be a Superstar Employee
- How to Ask for a Pay Raise
- Transitioning to a New Job
- From The Source: How Do You Build A Great Reputation At Work?
- Chapter 3 - Self-Employment and Freelancing
- How to Start Your Own Business
- Market Yourself
- Fee Structures
- Build a Steady Income Stream
- Where to Work
- Housekeeping for Freelancers
- From The Source: What's It Really Like To Freelance?
- Chapter 4 - Side Hustles
- Embrace the Sharing Economy
- Make Money Online
- Sell Things Offline
- Provide Services
- From The Source: What Makes For A Successful Side Hustle?
- Hacks
- Part Two - Spending It
- Chapter 5 - Planning
- You Might Be Broke, But You Still Need a Plan
- DIY Financial Planning
- Feeling Overwhelmed?
- From The Source: What Millennials Need To Know About Financial Planning
- Chapter 6 - Budgeting
- Three Essential Things to Consider When Creating a Budget
- Feast or Famine: What to Do If You Underspend or Overspend
- Strategies to Help You Stick to Your Budget
- From The Source: What Can Budgets Do For You?
- Chapter 7 - Shopping
- The Shopping Commandments
- Online vs. High Street
- Best Things to Buy Online
- Things to Never Buy Online
- Renting vs. Buying
- You Can Negotiate That
- New vs. Used
- Where's the Free Stuff?
- From The Source: How Can Being Frugal Save Me Money?
- Chapter 8 - "Big" Purchases
- Buying a Car.
- Buying a House
- Buying Health Insurance
- From The Source: Advice For Big Purchases
- Part Three - Borrowing It
- Chapter 9 - Credit: Scores, Reports, History
- What Is It?
- How Is It Calculated?
- What's the Difference Between a Credit Score, Report, and History?
- Getting Your Credit Scores and Credit Reports
- Building or Repairing Your Credit Score
- How to Prevent Identity Theft
- What to Do If Your Identity Is Stolen
- From The Source: How Important Is Building Credit For Millennials?
- Chapter 10 - Personal Credit
- Know Your Terms
- The Skinny on Your Credit Choices
- The Psychology of Debt
- From The Source: What You Need To Know About Personal Credit
- Chapter 11 - Student Loans
- Student Loans 101
- Does This Repayment Plan Make Me Look Broke?
- What about Private Loans?
- One Loan to Rule Them All: Consolidate Your Loans
- Break Up with Your Private Lender and Save
- What If You Can't Pay?
- Save Yourself! Tips to Minimize Student Debt
- From The Source: What Do I Need To Know About Student Loan Debt?
- Chapter 12 - Becoming Debt-Free
- Stop Debt in Its Tracks
- Negotiate Your Rates
- Consolidate Your Debt
- Create a Repayment Plan
- Debt-Stacking Method
- Debt-Snowball Method
- The Seven-Month Itch: Keeping Motivated
- Never Again! Make a Vow to Stay Debt Free
- From The Source: What Can I Do To Pay Off Debt Or Stop My Debt From Getting Worse?
- Part Four - Saving It
- Chapter 13 - Disposable Income
- Do You Want to Be a Millionaire or Just Live Like One?
- Allocating Your Disposable Income
- From The Source: What Should I Do With My Disposable Income?
- Chapter 14 - Saving Vs. Paying Off Debt
- You Can't Do Everything
- Ways to Use Money, Ranked
- From The Source: Choosing Between Saving And Paying Off Debt
- Chapter 15 - Investing
- Ways to Pump Up Your Money.
- Uncommon Investment Options
- Not All Stocks Are Created Equal
- Have More Than One Basket
- 100K By 30: Why Starting Early Is Important
- From The Source: Why Should I Invest?
- Afterword
- Endnotes.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- Part of the metadata in this record was created by AI, based on the text of the resource.
- ISBN:
- 9781623155353
- 1623155355
- OCLC:
- 1402027261
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