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New Financial Advice Book for U.S. "Millennials” "Start Here: Getting Your Financial Life on Track" 10 Tough Money Tasks for 20-Somethings Millions of young adults are entering one of the toughest job markets in more than two decades. Unfortunately, many (if not most) “20-somethings” have little or no experience dealing with the broad range of financial matters that will now confront them: rent, credit card bills, insurance, student loan payments, and, later, couple finances and starting families. The American Institute for Economic Research (AIER) seeks to remedy that with a new book, “Start Here: Getting Your Financial Life on Track,” written specifically for those that are just getting started, as well as those starting late. “Many personal finance books are too complicated or are written for individuals further along in their careers,” says Author R.D. (Pat) Norton. “Our book is written specifically with '20-somethings' in mind, young women and men who don't always know what they don't know. If they read ‘Start Here,’ they will at least understand what they need to know and they will know how to proceed.” The easy-to-digest manual, with quick reference lists and contact information, provides a nuts-and-bolts approach to helping “Millennials” solve existing financial problems, avoid future problems, and organize and take command of their financial lives. It discusses 10 specific tactical issues: 1. Paying Your Bills on Time 2. Temptations: Credit Cards, Debit Cards, ATMs 3. Your Credit Score—And What to Do about It 4. Identity Theft 5. Car Costs—And Insurance 6. Staying Alive—Health, Disability and Life Insurance: 7. How to Avoid Financial Fraud 8. Couples and Money—Outsmarting Conflict 9. Retirement Planning in One Lesson 10. Where Do You Want to Live? |
