Retirement
Planning for Recent College Grads
By Joseph Kenny
So you've survived college. You head out
into the working world with
 your
fresh diploma in hand and land a plum job
making more money than you could've ever
imagined. Your first instinct is to go get
that big screen TV or plush ride that you've
been eyeballing for the past year. After
all, why not? You're making the cash now,
you can afford it, can't you? But wait.
Before you take the plunge on that big
ticket item, practice that old safety adage
they taught you way back in elementary
school about crossing the street: 'Stop,
look and listen.
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If You Are
Young, Educated and Broke
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Now or Die Trying: Achieving Long-Term
Wealth in Your 20s and 30s
By Mark Bruno
List Price: $24.95
Price: $19.46
Most Americans see retirement as a
certainty. The problem is too many older
Americans have not saved enough and too many
younger Americans start too late. Mark
Bruno's Save Now or Die Trying provides an
actionable wake-up call for some and an
important jump start for others.
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 Personal
Finance 101 - A Beginner's Guide: What
Every High School and University Student
Needs to Know About Debt, Credit, and
Money!
By Peter Salmon
Price $ 7.95
Personal Finance 101 - A
Beginner's Guide is ideal for teens and
twenty-somethings just starting out in
the financial world. Parents will want
to read this book with their young
adults to give them the head start in
financial life that they never received.
Complete with numerous links to on-line
resources, you'll want to refer to this
book over and over again!
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Are All Financial
Advisors the Same?
By Cathy Pareto
The financial services industry is a
very crowded space. With so many
“advisors” to choose from, how do you
distinguish what type of financial
advisor you are working with? How do you
know who you can trust with your money?
Many financial advisors are nothing more
than glorified salespeople with a clever
title. The investments they sell have a
direct correlation with the compensation
they receive. Given those dynamics, what
are the odds that you will receive
objective advice? Don’t be fooled. The
following guide will help you make more
informed decisions on how advisors are
compensated.
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