10 Commandments of Money

Survive and Thrive in the New Economy

Liz Weston

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Plume
27 December 2011

Personal finance

""A perfect read as a financial primer. Weston's solid and

occasionally humorous writing shines through . . .

and

takes this

book from being yet another personal finance book to being an enjoyable

read I would recommend.""-The Simple Dollar

Millions of us skate by from paycheck to paycheck. We all have

financial goals we want (or need) to achieve, but are perplexed by how

to get there. But expert financial advisor Liz Weston has carved a

path, with ten simple strategies that help anyone avoid critical

mistakes, survive downturns, and make the numbers work.

Debunking well-trod myths (pay down all your debt immediately)

while giving unexpectedly brilliant tips (it's okay to let student

loans linger), Liz Weston outlines everything you need to become

financially viable, including how to-

.

Know what you can afford

.

Create a survival plan with cash and credit

.

Manage ""good debt"" to get ahead

.

Save for retirement without sacrificing today

""A perfect read as a financial primer. Weston's solid and

occasionally humorous writing shines through . . .

and

takes this

book from being yet another personal finance book to being an enjoyable

read I would recommend.""-The Simple Dollar

Millions of us skate by from paycheck to paycheck. We all have

financial goals we want (or need) to achieve, but are perplexed by how

to get there. But expert financial advisor Liz Weston has carved a

path, with ten simple strategies that help anyone avoid critical

mistakes, survive downturns, and make the numbers work.

Debunking well-trod myths (pay down all your debt immediately)

while giving unexpectedly brilliant tips (it's okay to let student

loans linger), Liz Weston outlines everything you need to become

financially viable, including how to-

.

Know what you can afford

.

Create a survival plan with cash and credit

.

Manage ""good debt"" to get ahead

.

Save for retirement without sacrificing today

By: Liz Weston
Imprint: Plume
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 140mm, Width: 216mm, Spine: 18mm
ISBN: 9780452297623
ISBN 10: 0452297621
Pages: 304
Publication Date: 27 December 2011
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Liz Weston is the most-read personal finance columnist on the Internet. Her twice-weekly columns for MSN Money generate 10 million page views each month, and millions more read her Q&A columns that appear in newspapers including the Los Angeles Times and the Cleveland Plain Dealer, as well as herregular column for AARP. She is a frequent commentator on American Public Media's Marketplace Moneyand contributor to National Public Radio's Talk of the Nationand All Things Considered. Her television appearances include Dr. Phil, Today Show, NBC Nightly News, Fox Business and CNBC's Power Lunch.

Reviews for 10 Commandments of Money: Survive and Thrive in the New Economy

A wonderful basic personal finance book [with] enough counterintuitive ideas to keep even people who know a bit about personal finance reading further. --The New York Times Where other authors often get it wrong, Weston gets it right. She digs into the data like nobody else. --Elisabeth Leamy, ABC News A perfect read as a financial primer. Weston's solid and occasionally humorous writing shines through . . . [and] takes this book from being yet another personal finance book to being an enjoyable read I would recommend. --The Simple Dollar