Managing Your Personal Finances, 6th Edition

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MANAGING YOUR PERSONAL FINANCES is a textbook that informs high school students of the financial responsibilities of their various roles in society. It provides opportunities for students to increase their self-awareness in a highly technical and competitive society. Students discover new ways to maximize their earning potential, manage their resources, explore the wise use of credit, and gain insight into investing money. Special sections in each chapter focus on current trends in the marketplace. Instructor Companion Site available.

Provider: South-Western Cengage Learning
Author: Joan S. Ryan
Price: $79.75
Published / Released Year: 2010
Format and Delivery: Physical Product
Resource Type: Books

Target Audience: High School
Languages: English
Contact Information: 800-354-9706
Jump$tart Standards: No

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