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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Personal Financial Documents
What to file, what to shred … and what it all means.
At last, here’s a book to help anyone sort out and get the most from the dozens of financial documents that arrive each month, from bills to online “paperless” statements. Financial expert Ken Little has included over 60 of the most common financial documents and created a clear, concise, and practical “road map” to understanding not only how the information in each form is presented, but also what the most important facts are and what they mean. There’s even information on organizing papers for a tax preparer.
At last, here’s a book to help anyone sort out and get the most from the dozens of financial documents that arrive each month, from bills to online “paperless” statements. Financial expert Ken Little has included over 60 of the most common financial documents and created a clear, concise, and practical “road map” to understanding not only how the information in each form is presented, but also what the most important facts are and what they mean. There’s even information on organizing papers for a tax preparer.
288 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 2006
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