Here is a list of Bestselling For Dummies books by the personal finance guru Eric Tyson and other authors that could be interesting for you:
Home Buying For Dummies, 4th Edition
America’s #1 real estate book includes coverage of online resources in addition to sound fi nancial advice from Eric Tyson and frontline real estate insights from industry veteran Ray Brown. Also available from America’s bestselling real estate team of Tyson and Brown — House Selling For Dummies and Mortgages For Dummies.
Small Business For Dummies
Take control of your future and make the leap from employee to entrepreneur with this enterprising guide. From drafting a business plan to managing costs, you’ll profi t from expert advice and real-world examples that cover every aspect of building your own business. Tyson coauthors this book with fellow entrepreneur Jim Schell.
Mutual Funds For Dummies, 5th edition
This best-selling guide is now updated to include current fund and portfolio recommendations. Using the practical tips and techniques, you’ll design a mutual fund investment plan suited to your income, lifestyle, and risk preferences.
Investing For Dummies, Fifth edition
A Wall Street Journal bestseller, this book walks you through how to build wealth in stocks, real estate, and small business as well as other investments.
Taxes For Dummies®
The complete, best-selling reference for completing your tax return and making tax-wise fi nancial decisions year-round. Tyson coauthors this book with tax experts David Silverman and Margaret Munro.
Real Estate Investing For Dummies, 2nd Edition
Real estate is a proven wealth-building investment, but many people don’t know how to go about making and managing rental property investments. Real estate and property management expert Robert Griswold and Eric Tyson cover the gamut of property investment options, strategies, and techniques.
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The strange thing is that the mortgage still ginving away for more than the actually price of the building. This way the problem will collapse. Or im a the only one who sees it this way?
A flat tax of 11% of ALL Americans would bring in more money to the government that they are bringing in today – but of course we would tick off a ton of liberals who now reside in their parents’ basements. But at this point if something is not done to reign in spending and taxes we will all be living there.