Focus on Personal Finance: An Active Approach to Help You Develop Successful Financial Skills

by Robert J. Kapoor Jack R.; Hughes

Good Book

Genres: Finance, Textbooks, Business, Nonfiction, School, Read For School

Paperback

First published October 5, 2009

Reviews

[Tatiana Jimenez]

I don't even know what to say about this book. It was a text book I had to read for class. Everytime I would read it, it made me feel more and more zombie-like. Enlightened, but bored out of my mind. A lot of coffee was consumed during the reading of this text. Learned some stuff, but I recommend reading anything by Suze Orman if you're interested in learning about managing your finances. This book was beyond dry.

[Michelle Marie Cadena]

This book has been very helpful and recommend every Finance student read it!!

[Kai]

Used it as a textbook as part of my business degree at Dallas College. Great textbook, and very informative.

[Earwig]

Don’t tell my professor but I bearly paid attention to this

[Camilla]

As an instructor of PF this book is a great resource and teaching tool for students. It give the students access to educational resources that are useful for classroom study. I used this last year for my students. The McGraw-Hill Connect is great to use as well. Except for the glitches with some of the problems in McGraw-Hill's e-pak. I plan on using the 5th edition this semester with connect and the learning smart study software. Personal Finance is essential for all people to have some basic knowledge in.

[Shan]

ahh -- schoolwork.

[Mills College Library]

332.024 K177 2016

[David]

This is a good starting book for anyone brand new to personal finances. This book provides an all around idea of what you need to consider for you personal finances.