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Living Well in a Down Economy For Dummies 2nd edition [Mīkstie vāki]

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ISBN-13: 9781394159642

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Formāts: Paperback / softback, 464 pages, height x width x depth: 213x140x36 mm, weight: 454 g
Izdošanas datums: 07-Feb-2023
Izdevniecība: For Dummies
ISBN-10: 1394159641
ISBN-13: 9781394159642

Citas grāmatas par šo tēmu:

Finance & accounting - (Noliktavā: 2 punkts)

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As the economic pendulum swings, it’s time to start living smart

Living Well in a Down Economy For Dummies offers ideas for keeping more money in your pocket during a topsy-turvy economy. With more than 100 tips, it shows you how to tighten your belt without feeling a big pinch in your day-to-day life. Discover innovative and effective ways to cut expenses and boost your income in today’s economy. It isn’t about making sacrifices. It’s about setting priorities. Gain the skills you need to take control of your spending, make smarter choices, and stop the financial drain that can accompany a downturn in the economy. Inside, you’ll find practical advice on how to live and thrive when prices creep up or your income falls. Get tips for spending less in all areas of life—utilities, groceries, pet care, entertainment, and beyond. And figure out how to slip in some self-care without breaking the bank. You can do this, thanks to this no-judgment For Dummies guide.

Reduce your expenses by cooking at home, doing your own car maintenance, cutting your own hair, and more
Discover creative ways to increase your income, interview for better-paying jobs, and continue to save for college or retirement
Save money on home maintenance, insurance, and other reoccurring costs
Minimize your tax bill, improve your credit, and avoid foreclosure

If you’re looking for practical tips on how to make ends meet that you can implement today, this For Dummies guide is for you.

Introduction

(4)

PART 1 FACING OFF AGAINST A RECESSION

(1)

#1 Determining Your Net Worth

(9)

#2 Calculating Spendable Income

(4)

#3 Calculating Required Expenses

(3)

#4 Calculating Discretionary Spending

(3)

#5 Tracking Expenses

(2)

#6 Setting Spending Practices

(5)

#7 Creating a Budget

(3)

#8 Breathing Away Tension

(2)

#9 Tensing Your Way to Relaxation

(3)

#10 Stretching Away Your Stress

(2)

#11 Practicing Habits of Effective Stress Managers

(4)

PART 2 BUMPING UP YOUR BRING-HOME

(2)

#12 Updating Your Resume

(4)

#13 Choosing the Right Resume Format

(2)

#14 Making Your Resume Stand Out

(4)

#15 Preparing for a Job Interview

(4)

#16 Standing Out during an Interview

(3)

#17 Dealing with Video Interviews

(2)

#18 Employing Post-Interview Tactics

(2)

#19 Trying Quick Ways to Find Good Jobs

(3)

#20 Looking into Federal Jobs

(1)

#21 Checking Out Best Career-Changing Tips

(2)

#22 Figuring Out Whether You Should Change Your Career Course

(2)

#23 Telecommuting as an Alternative to Traditional Work

(2)

#24 Persuading Your Organization to Let You Work from Home

(2)

#25 Considering Self-Employment

(2)

#26 Getting Acquainted with Home-Based Businesses

(2)

#27 Setting Up Your Home-Based Business

(8)

#28 Taking a Few Steps Before Leaving Your Job

(2)

#29 Getting the Cash Flowing

(2)

#30 Surveying Tax Deductions Available to Home-Based Businesses

(2)

#31 Recognizing Often Overlooked Ways to Save on Your Taxes

(2)

#32 Ensuring the Survival of Your Home-Based Business in Tough Times

(4)

#33 Boosting Your Household Income with a Side Hustle

100

(3)

PART 3 PUTTING YOUR PERSONAL FINANCES ON FIRM FOOTING

103

(2)

#34 Categorizing Your Financial Records

105

(2)

#35 Setting Up a Filing System for Your Financial Records

107

(5)

#36 Finding an Insurance Agent

112

(3)

#37 Having a Balanced Insurance Program

115

(2)

#38 Deciding between Permanent and Term Life Insurance

117

(2)

#39 Choosing a Permanent Life Insurance Policy

119

(2)

#40 Selecting a Term Life Insurance Policy

121

(2)

#41 Avoiding Life Insurance Mistakes

123

(3)

#42 Saving Money on Your Homeowner's Policy

126

(1)

#43 Looking into Umbrella Policies

127

(1)

#44 Buying an Umbrella Policy Wisely

128

(2)

#45 Reducing Risk and the Expense of Car Insurance

130

(2)

#46 Getting the Right Car Insurance Coverage

132

(2)

#47 Cutting the Cost of Your Car Insurance

134

(2)

#48 Continuing Health Coverage When You Leave Your Job

136

(2)

#49 Capping Out-of-Pocket Health Expenses

138

(1)

#50 Saving on Individual Health Coverage

139

(1)

#51 Using Health Savings Accounts

140

(2)

#52 Tapping into Short-Term Health Insurance

142

(1)

#53 Examining Health Insurance Options for the Self-Employed

143

(2)

#54 Considering Long-Term Care Insurance

145

(1)

#55 Seeing the Tax Benefits of a 401 (k) Plan

146

(2)

#56 Knowing the Limits on 401 (k) Contributions

148

(1)

#57 Reducing the Amount You Invest in a 401 (k)

149

(1)

#58 Timing Investment Allocations to Match Employer Contributions

150

(2)

#59 Protecting Your Retirement Goals with a 401 (k)

152

(3)

#60 Withdrawing Money from Your 401 (k) with the Fewest Penalties

155

(2)

#61 Borrowing from Your 401 (k)

157

(3)

#62 Taking a Hardship Withdrawal

160

(4)

#63 Rolling Over Your 401 (k) to Avoid Taxes

164

(2)

#64 Leaving Money in Your Old Employer's Plan

166

(2)

#65 Avoiding Lump-Sum Withdrawals

168

(2)

#66 Taking Your 401 (k) Plan with You to Your New Job

170

(2)

#67 Investigating Tax-Deferred Ways to Save for College

172

(3)

#68 Considering Costs of Different Colleges

175

(3)

#69 Working Part-Time and Summer Jobs

178

(2)

#70 Applying for Financial Federal Aid

180

(2)

#71 Squeezing Out Every Drop of Available College Money

182

(3)

#72 Looking into Federal Assistance Programs

185

(1)

#73 Using Federal Loans

186

(2)

#74 Deferring or Discharging Student Loan Debt

188

(1)

#75 Consolidating Your College Loans

189

(1)

#76 Getting Tuition Discounts and Waivers

190

(3)

#77 Finding College-Based Scholarships

193

(1)

#78 Accessing State and Local Scholarships

194

(1)

#79 Looking into Charitable Foundations for College Funds

195

(2)

#80 Tapping Organizations for Scholarships

197

(1)

#81 Accepting Work-Study Opportunities

198

(1)

#82 Receiving College Funding in Exchange for Service

199

(2)

#83 Searching Out Merit-Based Financial Aid

201

(2)

#84 Negotiating Better Financial Aid

203

(3)

#85 Carefully Considering Retirement Accounts for College Expenses

206

(2)

#86 Knowing When to Refinance Your Mortgage

208

(1)

#87 Calculating the Cost of Refinancing

209

(4)

PART 4 LIVING A RECESSION-BUSTING LIFE

213

(2)

#88 Developing Good Shopping Habits

215

(2)

#89 Buying Store Brands and in Bulk

217

(2)

#90 Seeing through the Gimmicks Grocery Stores Use

219

(2)

#91 Using Coupons and Rebates

221

(2)

#92 Targeting Seasonal Grocery Sales

223

(2)

#93 Planning Your Meals Economically

225

(4)

#94 Stretching One Meal into Two (Or More)

229

(2)

#95 Finding Alternatives to Store-Bought Food

231

(2)

#96 Saving on Baby Food

233

(2)

#97 Cooking Up Money Savings

235

(3)

#98 Canning and Preserving Your Food

238

(3)

#99 Freezing Fruits and Vegetables

241

(3)

#100 Trying Other Ways to Save in the Kitchen

244

(2)

#101 Getting Toiletries on a Budget

246

(2)

#102 Saving on Salon Expenses

248

(1)

#103 Cutting Your Kids' Hair

249

(2)

#104 Expanding Your Wardrobe

251

(2)

#105 Getting Stains Out of Kids' Clothing

253

(2)

#106 Reconstructing Your Clothes

255

(2)

#107 Shopping for Secondhand Clothes

257

(2)

#108 Utilizing Community Resources

259

(1)

#109 Having Fun in Your Own Backyard and Beyond

260

(2)

#110 Saving for a Family Vacation

262

(1)

#111 Traveling on a Few Dollars a Day

263

(3)

#112 Finding Transportation Bargains

266

(4)

#113 Saving on Phone Bills

270

(1)

#114 Staying Cool on the Cheap

271

(2)

#115 Keeping Warm

273

(2)

#116 Making Your Own Cleaning Solutions

275

(3)

#117 Fixing Squeaky Floors

278

(3)

#118 Extending the Life of Your Roof

281

(1)

#119 Fixing Roof Leaks

282

(2)

#120 Prolonging the Life of Your Siding

284

(5)

#121 Using Less Energy

289

(2)

#122 Keeping Your Fridge Running Well

291

(4)

#123 Insulating to Save Energy Costs

295

(3)

#124 Insulating Pipes

298

(1)

#125 Insulating Heat Ducts

299

(1)

#126 Stopping Air Leaks

300

(2)

#127 Identifying and Fixing Plumbing Leaks

302

(2)

#128 Improving Water Heater Efficiency

304

(2)

#129 Helping Your Furnace Work More Efficiently

306

(2)

#130 Saving on Your Vehicle Fuel Expenses

308

(4)

#131 Adding Antifreeze

312

(2)

#132 Checking and Changing Your Oil

314

(5)

#133 Taking Care of Your Tires

319

(4)

#134 Easily Making Other Automotive Checks and Fixes

323

(3)

#135 Choosing an Automotive Service Facility

326

(5)

#136 Finding and Evaluating a New Automotive Service

331

(2)

PART 5 MAKING THE MOST OF HOLIDAYS AND OTHER SPECIAL EVENTS

333

(2)

#137 Entertaining on a Shoestring

335

(2)

#138 Throwing a Party on a Budget

337

(2)

#139 Making Inexpensive Easter Baskets

339

(1)

#140 Creating Frightfully Affordable Halloween Costumes

340

(2)

#141 Celebrating a Budget-Friendly Thanksgiving

342

(1)

#142 Trying Creative Hanukkah and Christmas Ideas

343

(2)

#143 Hosting a Frugal Birthday Bash

345

(2)

#144 Packing Up Treats on the Cheap

347

(2)

#145 Finding Inexpensive Gifts for Your Sweetheart

349

(2)

#146 Checking Out Frugal Gift Ideas for Any Occasion

351

(2)

#147 Making Great Gift Baskets

353

(2)

#148 Cutting Costs with a Birthday Box

355

(1)

#149 Exploring Alternative Gift Ideas

356

(2)

#150 Looking at Gifts for Bridal and Baby Showers

358

(3)

PART 6 STAYING AFLOAT IF THE BOAT STARTS TO SINK

361

(2)

#151 Spotting Signs of Financial Trouble

363

(2)

#152 Avoiding Credit Pitfalls

365

(2)

#153 Getting Copies of Your Credit Report and Scores

367

(4)

#154 Checking Your Credit Report

371

(3)

#155 Disputing Inaccurate Info on Your Credit Report

374

(4)

#156 Adding Positive Info to Your Credit Report

378

(2)

#157 Taking the First Steps to Dig Out of Credit Card Debt

380

(2)

#158 Gauging Your Need for Help with Credit Situations

382

(2)

#159 Taking Debt Situations into Your Own Hands

384

(3)

#160 Working with a Credit Counseling Agency

387

(3)

#161 Creating a Debt Management Plan

390

(2)

#162 Talking to Creditors to Work Out a Solution

392

(5)

#163 Negotiating a Payback Arrangement with Collectors

397

(2)

#164 Avoiding Debt Settlement

399

(1)

#165 Keeping Credit Under Control While Unemployed

400

(4)

#166 Consolidating Debts

404

(2)

#167 Taking Control When Foreclosure Looms

406

(3)

#168 Drafting a Plan of Attack to Offset Foreclosure

409

(3)

#169 Understanding Types of Bankruptcy

412

(4)

#170 Avoiding Bankruptcy

416

(3)

#171 Choosing Which Bills to Pay When You File for Bankruptcy

419

(2)

#172 Negotiating with Creditors to Avoid Bankruptcy

421

(2)

#173 Handling IRS Debts

423

(2)

PART 7 THE PART OF TENS

425

(2)

#174 Ten Ways to Trim the Money Tree

427

(2)

#175 Ten Ways to Handle Financial Emergencies

429

(2)

Index

431

This compilation features an expert team of For Dummies authors, including Ted Benna, Steve Bucci, Deana Sklar, Margaret Munro, Wendy Jo Peterson, Elizabeth Shaw, Christine Zink, Amelia Jeanroy, Jeryl Spear, Miranda Burns, Laura Smith, Tara Powers, Ralph Roberts, Yvonne Jeffrey, and others.

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