Often speaking about her own personal experiences, the author breaks down complex money issues and debunks confusing terminology, turning credit scores and Roth IRAs into clean-cut, straightforward concepts. Beginning with a first chapter demystifying credit scores, and later covering anxiety-inducing topics such as student debt, home buying, retirement, and marriage, Orman offers a comprehensive and engaging overview of how to navigate the post-college years. Organised in 10 thematic chapters, The Money Book for the Young, Fabulous & Broke takes readers on a journey through life's most pressing money questions. Enter Orman, with a financial how-to book aimed squarely at unemployed or underpaid recent college graduates: this is not your parents' personal finance book, reads the back cover. The things their parents taught them to aim for buying their own place, raising a family and enjoying a leisurely retirement seem increasingly unlikely. Young people in their 20s and 30s have found themselves in a tough economic climate, where getting a job right out of college feels like an impossible task. The Money Book for the Young, Fabulous & Broke is Orman's response to a generation saddled with student debt and living off their credit cards.
One of America's most trusted finance experts, two-time Emmy Award-winning television host and New York Times bestselling author Suze Orman understands the tough financial reality that faces young adults today.
The Money Book For The Young, Fabulous and Broke
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