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Written during my time, studying at the University of Cambridge. Contains 21 essays, focusing primarily on the development on Keynesian economics and countering theories, the financial collapse of 2007, and the politics of the European Union.

I wrote this book while studying at the University of Cambridge. Contains 21 essays, primarily focused on the development of Keynesian economics and countering theories, the financial crash of 2007 and politics of the European Union.

¿TE HA FALLADO EL SISTEMA EDUCATIVO DE EUA? ¿NO ES HORA DE QUE DESCUBRAS CÓMO EL SISTEMA TE UTILIZA Y TOMAR EL CONTROL DE TU VIDA? Cuando el sistema educativo de uno de los países más ricos del mundo no puede enseñarte a construir riqueza o al menos, a tener una mente próspera, y si adicionalmente la prueba del Programa para la Evaluación Internacional de Estudiantes (PISA) demuestra que los adolescentes estadounidenses tienen habilidades financieras promedio; te das cuenta entonces que la educación financiera personal es deficiente. En todos los niveles del sistema educativo te enseñan a convertirte en una abeja trabajadora. Sin embargo, no te enseñan cómo ganar dinero. EX ...

This book incorporates finance learned at U.C. Berkeley, Cornell (incorporating ideas from elite scholars and subject matter experts such as Richard Thaler, winner of the 2017 Nobel Prize for Economics), a Master Black Belt in Lean Six Sigma, and senior level roles at both GE Capital and Barclays. The risk discussion is designed for complete thought on important risk issues arising from Dodd-Frank and related legilation, but with the appropriate level of brevity. Ultimately, this book is intended to provide a very modern discussion of risk (some highly unique with critical importance), and best practice approaches for properly capturing assessing and mitigating risk. This is an absolutel ...

Fifty ways to creatively organize and orchestrate fundraisers for any organization, start-up or self motivator.

Finance Lessons for Youth: 8-Week Program for CO-OPs, Churches, and Financial Advisors is geared for middle and high school students. Each lesson is formatted for a 45 to 60-minute class and includes a lesson script, group activities, games, and worksheets. It is a spiral-bound, paperback book making it easy to make copies of handouts, worksheets, and activity sheets. The following are the weekly lesson topics: Week 1 - Assets Week 2 - Liabilities Week 3 - Income & Expenses Week 4 - Wages Week 5 - Budgeting Week 6 - Reconciling/Managing Accounts Week 7 - Behavioral Finance Week 8 - Financial Fury Game This product is also available as a digital download in PDF format. 

Record transactions as soon as they occur by having this handy Financial Account Record easily accessible. It is small enough to be kept in a purse or the glove compartment in a car. It is a terrific booklet for those who like to use a paper register for their checking and savings accounts. There are 1,000 double entry lines or 2,000 single entry lines, every other line is shaded a light grey, and there is a calendar for years 2016, 2017, and 2018. Perfect for teens who are just starting to learn how to manage a checking and/or savings account. Great for adults, too!

Brianna Williams has worked in the Financial Aid Office for 2 years, held 2 seminars at Agnes Scott College primarily focusing on increasing your credit score, budgeting tools, and creating investments and savings. She has also partnered with Up to Indy host, Lizzie Bandar to provide a webinar focusing on financial aid and student loans. This financial book is designed to teach millennials the basics about establishing and building credit, budgeting, making investments, and starting your retirement, etc.

This one-year money planner helps you to achieve your financial goals through quarterly goal setting and net worth worksheets, monthly budgets and status check-ins, weekly money date night worksheets and to-do lists, and standard monthly calendars. Throughout the course of the year, you will be able to organize your money, prioritize your goals and to-dos ans monitor your progress. Using the planner as a headquarters for your money will help you to alleviate financial overwhelm, gain clarity and control so that your financial goals will become a reality.