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Download The Index Card PDF: Why Personal Finance Doesn’t Have to Be Complicated by Helaine Olen & Harold Pollack published on 5th January 2016. Inside is a simple to-pursue activity plan that works in all kinds of challenges, giving you the apparatuses, information, and certainty to hold onto control of your money related life.
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About the Authors:

Helaine Olen is the acclaimed creator of Pound Foolish: Exposing the Dark Side of the Personal Finance Industry, which was included on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and PBS’ Frontline. She composes the Spread the Wealth individual account segment for Inc. However, Her work has shown up in various productions, including The New York Times, Salon, Slate, where she composed the famous segment The Bills, and the Los Angeles Times, where she composed the prominent Money Makeover section.
Harold Pollack is the Helen Ross Professor of Social Service Administration at the University of Chicago, where he inquires about wellbeing and urban approach concerns and is an alien individual at the Century Foundation. He composes regularly for the Washington Post, Politico, Atlantic Monthly, healthinsurance.org, and other productions.

Reviews of The Index Card

1. Rating 4.5/5

This is a clear book with straightforward counsel to pursue. I bought this book since it was recorded as a “seashore read” in Money Magazine. Albeit a ton of the guidance is good judgment, regardless I found the book important because it affirmed techniques that I was at that point doing-like cover your charge card balance each month and purchase reasonable index common assets. I didn’t concur with the entirety of the monetary council, for example, never purchase or sell singular stocks.
Rather, I would propose setting the main part of your cash in low expense differentiated index common assets and for any additional cash that you approve of losing, then it’s alright to purchase singular stocks. I acquired both Ford and GM stocks and did very well with the previous and lost all my speculation with the last mentioned.
However, I have 3 venture properties and do very well with them. I have a property supervisor to deal with any day by day gives that may come up. However, I don’t figure they did the subject equity and would propose the “Rich Dad Poor Dad” arrangement for anyone keen on land. In general, I think the book merits acquiring for those new to back or anyone needing money-related procedures clarified basically.

2. Rating 4/5

The less you think about sound cash the board, the more significant this book will demonstrate to be. Truly. Not many individuals, paying little mind to salary level, see each perspective that adds to augmenting (or imperiling) one’s money related wellbeing. However, maybe increasingly significant, maintaining a strategic distance from the various entanglements which dab the way to a protected retirement requires some serious energy, consideration, care, and duty.
While there is a great deal of good, general exhortation that applies to everybody, some are explicit to the American codes overseeing reserve funds and speculation choices in the US. There has additionally been a fast change in specific enterprises (lodging/home loan, protection, and Social Security) so a couple of updates are required. Nonetheless, the entirety of the essential instruction applies.
I had both the physical hardback and the book recording, working through both during an ongoing excursion. They are not a similar involvement with all, with the book recording being very second rate in spite of being perused by the two writers.

About this book:

Television experts and cash supervisors would have you accept your funds are gigantically entangled, and on the off chance that you don’t pursue their direction, you’ll end up in the poorhouse.
However, they’re off-base.
At the point when the University of Chicago educator Harold Pollack talked with Helaine Olen, an honor winning monetary columnist and the creator of the top of the line Pound Foolish, he made an offhand recommendation: all that you have to think about dealing with your cash could fit on an index card. To demonstrate his point, he snatched a 4″ x 6″ card, jotted down a rundown of rules, and posted an image of the card on the web. The post became famous online.
Presently, Pollack collaborates with Olen to clarify why the ten basic guidelines of the index card outflank increasingly confused money-related procedures. Inside is a simple to-pursue activity plan that works in all kinds of challenges, giving you the apparatuses, information, and certainty to hold onto control of your money related life.

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Book Name: The Index Card: Why Personal Finance Doesn’t Have to Be Complicated
Authors: Helaine Olen & Harold Pollack
Language: English
Status: Available
Number of Pages: 256 Pages
Download Format: PDF