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Kiyosaki believes that it starts with education, financial education designed to make us smarter with our money--and able to fight what's fake and use what isn't to secure our financial future.

Are you living paycheck to paycheck and barely getting by? Do you constantly worry about not having enough time or money for what you need or what is most important to you? Written in an approachable style with easy-to-implement advice, this guide will change your perception of money forever.

Having built her own nest egg while she was still in school, the author shares what she had learnt growing up, being her own testament to what can be attained. With the help of animal tales, she explains everything you need to know in simple-to-understand jargon-free language. She also includes snippets from her own life, to show how each lesson has taken her closer to living her financial dreams.

Balance your budget, plan for your future, and breeze through confusing details with this easy-to-follow illustrated personal finance guide. Full of colorful descriptions organized in an easy-to-read format, this book contains infographics such as: choosing your bank, building an emergency fund, choosing a financial planner, where your money is going, what not to buy and more!

You'll learn the old-fashioned approach that leads to a healthier financial lifestyle and open the door on a straightforward conversation about earning, saving, spending, growing, and protecting your money. You'll learn how to invest in the stock market or buy a home, even if you are still paying off student loan debt.

We all need money — be it for day-to-day living, coping with emergencies and achieving our dreams in life. Yet for many people, it is a constant worry as the cost of living increases. Fortunately, proper planning and action can put you on firm financial ground and start you on the path to money freedom.

When Ben Hewitt met Erik Gillard, he was amazed. Here was a real-life rebel living happily and comfortably in small-town Vermont on less than $10,000 per year. Gillard's no bum. He has a job, a girlfriend, good friends, and strong ties to the community. But how he lives his life--and why--launches Hewitt on a quest to understand the true role of money and mindless consumerism in our lives.

This full-color graphic novel poses the question: "Go to school, get good grades, get a good job and invest in a 401(k)?" Not today! That's an outdated formula for success that hasn't adapted to the Information Age. Escape the Rat Race is the story of Tim, Tina, and Red and their entrepreneurial pursuits as they learn about money. Key messages include: How to create assets and how to make your money work for you so you won't need to work hard for money all your life.

Money for Nothing is a call to action to wise up, gets mart and get your finances in order. Complete this 12-week financial fitness program and discover how to make substantial savings running into the thousands! Learn how to get better deals, cut fees and other unwanted charges from your daily spend, redirect your money where it' most important to you understand your financial profile and how to get the best value for money when choosing your essential finance products.

The writer offers what can only be described as a wealth of information, on the full life cycle of financial challenges and opportunities young people face, including saving for a post-secondary education and paying off student debts, establishing a credit rating, basic banking and budgeting, car and home buying, marriage and raising children of their own and insurance.

More Talk Money is a compilation of Lorna Tan’s articles on personal finance which were published in the Invest section of The Sunday Times from 2009 till 2011. It covers a wide range of personal finance topics from consumer protection, savings and insurance planning to stock investing and retirement.

This book contains practical points on financial planning for young people working in Singapore. It explains the need to set aside savings from the regular earnings and how to invest these savings for the long term.

Managing Your Personal Finance teaches you how to manage your money and savings. Keeping technical jargon to a minimum, the authors have articulated a wide range of topics on complex financial issues into simple and easy-to-understand ways for those keen on making their savings work for them from the beginning of their career to retirement.

Well-known financial writer and investor Mano Sabnani stresses the importance of financial independence and shares his money secrets on building an investment portfolio to achieve a passive income for a comfortable retirement. Topics in the book include simple financial literacy, core principles of investing, what and how to invest for best long-term results, and how to select the right stocks to invest in.

Most teens admit they know nothing about managing money. Money management is not a mystery, but it does take motivation and the cultivation of good habits. Managing Money provides solid information and guidance. Real-world examples, relevant facts, and fully documented quotes from teens and experts bring concepts to life.

A pioneer in financial planning in Singapore, Goh Yang Chye debunks several misconceptions, showing how so-called experts are no better than the average seven-year-old at picking stocks. Investing is simple; look at the evidence. From understanding market cycles to knowing what exactly to ask your financial adviser, this book will teach you how to secure your financial future and enjoy the journey!

In the final book in the digital “BANK” series, Brett King tackles the topic of whether banks have a future at all in the emerging, technology embedded world of the 21st century. In 30-50 years when cash is gone, cards are gone and all vestiges of the traditional banking system have been re-engineered in real-time, what exactly will a bank look like? How will we reimagine a bank account, identity, value, assets, investments?

Explains how people can avoid being scammed out of their money and suggests practical steps to reduce financial fraud in the future. Don't Fall For It: A Short History of financial ccams is filled with engrossing real-life stories and valuable insights, written for finance professionals, investors, and general interest readers alike.

Learn how to invest your money in the simplest possible way! Whether you are an investment veteran or wondering how to get started, you will find sensible advice about where you should invest your money in this comprehensive book.

Financial reports speak their own language, one that many managers have trouble translating. This book clears the confusion, helping you to understand the information contained in useful financial reports and then showing you how to use that understanding to make informed, intelligent decisions.