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Financial Freedom

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ISBN-10: 0028640098

ISBN-13: 9780028640099

Edition: 2001

Authors: Dee Lee

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"The Everywoman's Guide to Financial Freedom" covers all aspects of personal finance that are important to women. A guide to financial independence and a profile summary on financially prepared women, the book provides enough information for you to design your own financial plan and broaden your understanding and mastery of money.
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Book details

List price: $14.95
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: Penguin Publishing Group
Publication date: 2/1/2001
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 312
Size: 6.25" wide x 9.00" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 0.902
Language: English

Introduction
Looking at the Bottom Line
What This Book Will Do for You
Why Life Planning Is Essential
What You Need to Know as a Woman
Why Women Fail to Plan
Walking Through the Financial-Planning Process
Identifying What You Want from Life
What Dreams Do You Have?
How Are You Going to Achieve Those Dreams?
Women's Life Stages
Figuring Out Where You Are
Net Worth
Cash Flow
Managing the Unforeseen: The Emergency Fund
How Much of This Stuff Should I Keep?
Help! I'm Drowning in Debt!
I'm in Way over My Head
Good Debt vs. Bad Debt
Ridding Yourself of Bad Debt Without Bankruptcy
The Last Resort: Bankruptcy
What Does Your Credit History Look Like?
Creating a Spending Plan
Painless Ways to Save
Protecting Yourself and Your Assets: Buying Insurance
Managing Everyday Risks
What Kind of Insurance Do You Need?
Pay Only What's Due to Uncle Sam, No More!
Understanding Your Tax Bracket
Tax Deductions
Tax Credits
Capital Gains Tax
Cashing In on the American Dream
Tax-Favored Investments
Planning for the Golden Years
What Does the Ideal Retirement Look Like?
Achieving the Ideal Retirement
Are You on Track?
Obstacles Along the Way
Providing the Glitter for the Golden Years
Employer-Sponsored Retirement Plans
Self-Employment Retirement Plans
The High Cost of Waiting to Start
Making the Money Last as Long as You Do
Social Security and You
A Brief History
Is Social Security Going to Hell in a Handbasket?
Your Benefits
Retirement Benefits
Disability Benefits
What Women Need to Know
Household Workers
Medicare
Achieving Your Goals Through Investing
Debt or Equity
What's a Stock?
What's a Bond?
What's a Mutual Fund?
Risks and Rewards
Time Horizon Determines Risk Tolerance
Diversify, My Sisters
The Inflation Police
How to Measure Success
Using Benchmarks
The Last Big Planning Hurdle: The Last Taboo
Everyone Needs Estate Planning
What It Could Cost
Where There's Will, There's a Way
Tell 'Em What You Want to Tell 'Em
Trusting Your Assets to Trusts
Estate-Planning Tools You Need While Here on Earth
How to Give It Away
Go First Class or Your Heirs Will
What You Need to Know as Somebody's Wife
Applying What You've Learned
Where Do We Keep Our Stuff?
Taking a More Active Role
Understanding What He's Got
What You Need to Know as Somebody's Ex-Wife
Applying What You've Learned
Alimony
Child Support
The Team
What You Need to Know as Somebody's Widow
Applying What You've Learned
What to Do First
What's Needed Next
Probate and Taxes
What Not to Do
What You Need to Know as Somebody's Daughter
Applying What You've Learned
Approaching Your Mom
Eldercare
Long-Term-Care Insurance
What You Need to Know as Somebody's Mother
Applying What You've Learned
How Much Will It Cost to Raise a Kid?
Paying for College
Teaching Your Kids About Money
Grandparents as Primary Caregivers
What You Need to Know as Somebody's Partner
Applying What You've Learned
Children
Documents That Can Make It Easier
The Hired Help
How Do You Get Good Help Today?
What to Expect from the Help
What a Planner Expects of You
The Perfect Planner
Paying the Hired Help
What Will It Really Cost?
Picking and Choosing
Checking Up on the Help
Worksheets
Glossary
Index