Personal Finance Desk Reference

by Ken Little

One-stop shopping for all things financial. Personal finances are becoming more and more complex. And this is the only comprehensive reference book on this sprawling subject. Beginning with the basics of financial planning (budgeting, interest, banking, insurance, and debt), this helpful guide covers everything people need to know about handling every aspect of their financial world, including investing, taxes, retirement, estate planning, and more.

896 pages, Paperback

First published April 3, 2007

Reviews

[Jake Losh]

This book gives a very broad overview of the myriad different dimensions that we all need to consider when planning our future financial destinies.

What it does quite well is to introduce the various topics of personal finance. It has a great amount of coverage and is truly comprehensive in its topics.

I wa personally expecting more depth for these topics. As a self-awarded green belt in personal finance, this book provided me with little information I didn't already know. That said, I'm still going to keep it on my desk for reference.

Dry, to-the-point, and comprehensive, I recommend for all the personal finance yellow belts out there. It might be a little intimidating for the white belts.