Personal Finance Tax Update by E. Thomas Garman (English) Hardcover Book
Author E. Thomas Garman, Raymond Forgue. Format Hardcover.
Author E. Thomas Garman, Raymond Forgue. Format Hardcover.
Book is used and has some minor underlining and highlighting. Otherwise in good condition. The "Mindtap Course List Ser.: Personal Finance" textbook by Raymond Forgue and E. Thomas Garman is a comprehensive resource for those interested in the subject area of business and economics. Published by Cengage Learning in 2014, this hardcover book covers various aspects of finance, including personal finance and general financial concepts. With 608 pages, this textbook provides valuable insights and information for students and professionals looking to deepen their understanding of personal finance. The book is part of the Mindtap Course List Series and is a valuable addition to any collection focused on finance and economics.
ISBN-13: 9780357901496. by E. Thomas Garman. Author: E. Thomas Garman. Personal Finance. Title: Personal Finance. Topic: Personal finance. Financial planning sounds easy but has proven difficult for far too many.
You will find that this textbook has a detailed index that saves you time.
The product is a textbook titled "Personal Finance" by Raymond Forgue and E. Thomas Garman, published by Cengage South-Western. It is part of the Mindtap Course List Series and was revised in 2017. The textbook covers the subject area of Business & Economics, specifically focusing on finance and personal finance. With 624 pages, this hardcover book is designed for students and individuals looking to improve their understanding of personal finance concepts.
By E. Thomas Garman, Raymond Forgue. Part I: FINANCIAL PLANNING.1. Understanding Personal Finance.2. Career Planning.3. Managing Checking and Savings Accounts.6. Building and Maintaining Good Credit.7.
What stands out about this textbook is the focus on practical applications.
A nice touch in this textbook is the appendix with useful formulas and tables.
Author: E. Thomas Garman, Jonathan Fox. Financial planning sounds easy but has proven difficult for far too many. All too often, these biases distract people from a more direct path to financial goals.