The Consumer Reports financial guide covers bank accounts, credit, loans, taxes, budgeting, investing, and retirement planning, among other important personal finance issues. Original. (view table of contents)

A well-organized, accessible guide addresses the financial and legal issues that concern households led by single, step-, grand-, homosexual, adoptive, and divorced parents, from naming beneficiaries to health insurance. Original. 15,000 first printing. (view table of contents)

A thorough guide to personal finance includes sound advice on everything from money management to retirement planning, health-care spending, taxes, banking, insurance, auto leasing, and every other financial step readers may contemplate. (view table of contents)

Provides advice on adjusting financially to life as a single parent, budgeting, living economically, involving the children, emergencies, insurance, college costs, retirement and estate planning, and related matters

Offers women advice on raising funds to start their own businesses and suggests public and private sources of capital

The lawyer-financial consultant responsible for the Equal Credit Opportunity Act of 1974 offers all-inclusive personal finance strategies for the changing life patterns of modern women

Product Description: Written in the factual style that characterizes articles appearing in Consumer Reports magazine, this financial planning guide is as up to date and complete as a single-bound source can be. Financial planning concepts are developed in a thoughtful manner more conducive to thorough reading than to quick reference...read more

Traces the history of credit, explains women's financial rights, and advises how to get and make effective use of credit