CHAPTER 1: Introduction to Financial Planning pg 2
CHAPTER 2: Tools of Financial Planning pg 32
CHAPTER 3: Money Management and Saving pg 75
CHAPTER 4: Credit and Financial Planning p 106
CHAPTER 5: Borrowing and Debt Management pg 144
CHAPTER 6: Tax Planning pg 182
CHAPTER 7: Housing pg 226
CHAPTER 8: Introduction to Risk Management and Insurance pg 266
CHAPTER 9: Life Insurance pg 288
CHAPTER 10: Health Insurance pg 330
CHAPTER 11: Property and Liability Insurance pg 374
CHAPTER 12: Fundamentals of Investing pg 420
CHAPTER 13: Investing in Stocks and Bonds pg 462
CHAPTER 14: Investing in Mutual Funds pg 505
CHAPTER 15: Other Investments pg 545
CHAPTER 16: Retirement Planning pg 570
CHAPTER 17: Estate Planning pg 620
Unique Features
This book differs from computing textbooks in several important respects, which make it a superior product. There is a strong emphasis on pedagogy and ease of learning. The text emphasis the following pedagogical features.
1' Internet Resources
The internet is becoming increasingly popular as a marketing tool for financial institutions and a convenient source of financial information for customers.
2' Unity in Writing
Financial Planning as a subject can intimidate some students if set forth in an abstract way and continues to be crucial.
3' Boxed Insights
It has insights or mini readings that provide students with real world (Rzone) application of the principle being discussed.
4' Time value of Money
The time value of money is discussed more extensively. It benefits instructors who wish to teach this material in a more rigorous manner.
5' Personal Risk Management
It discussed protection against financial insecurity in the context of personal risk management.
6' Timely and up-to-date Coverage
The readers will find up-to-date coverage of current topics in financial planning throughout the textbooks.
7' Insurance
This reading contains a few insurance features seldom found in computing texts. It has deep insights into financial impact of premature death and how it affects different types of families in United States.
CHAPTER 2: Tools of Financial Planning pg 32
CHAPTER 3: Money Management and Saving pg 75
CHAPTER 4: Credit and Financial Planning p 106
CHAPTER 5: Borrowing and Debt Management pg 144
CHAPTER 6: Tax Planning pg 182
CHAPTER 7: Housing pg 226
CHAPTER 8: Introduction to Risk Management and Insurance pg 266
CHAPTER 9: Life Insurance pg 288
CHAPTER 10: Health Insurance pg 330
CHAPTER 11: Property and Liability Insurance pg 374
CHAPTER 12: Fundamentals of Investing pg 420
CHAPTER 13: Investing in Stocks and Bonds pg 462
CHAPTER 14: Investing in Mutual Funds pg 505
CHAPTER 15: Other Investments pg 545
CHAPTER 16: Retirement Planning pg 570
CHAPTER 17: Estate Planning pg 620
Unique Features
This book differs from computing textbooks in several important respects, which make it a superior product. There is a strong emphasis on pedagogy and ease of learning. The text emphasis the following pedagogical features.
1' Internet Resources
The internet is becoming increasingly popular as a marketing tool for financial institutions and a convenient source of financial information for customers.
2' Unity in Writing
Financial Planning as a subject can intimidate some students if set forth in an abstract way and continues to be crucial.
3' Boxed Insights
It has insights or mini readings that provide students with real world (Rzone) application of the principle being discussed.
4' Time value of Money
The time value of money is discussed more extensively. It benefits instructors who wish to teach this material in a more rigorous manner.
5' Personal Risk Management
It discussed protection against financial insecurity in the context of personal risk management.
6' Timely and up-to-date Coverage
The readers will find up-to-date coverage of current topics in financial planning throughout the textbooks.
7' Insurance
This reading contains a few insurance features seldom found in computing texts. It has deep insights into financial impact of premature death and how it affects different types of families in United States.