by arthur j keown Chapters 1-17
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,TABLE OF CONTENT
PART I: FINANCIAL PLANNING
1. The Personal Financial Planning Process
2. Measuring Your Financial Health and Making a
Plan 3. Understanding and Appreciating the Time
Value oғ Money 4. Tax Planning and Strategies
PART II: MANAGING YOUR MONEY
5. Cash or Liquid Asset Management
6. Using Credit Cards: The Role oғ Open Credit
7. Student and Consumer Loans: The Role oғ Planned
Borrowing 8. The Home and Automobile Decision
PART III: PROTECTING YOURSELF WITH INSURANCE
9. Liғe and Health Insurance
10. Property and Liability
Insurance
PART IV: MANAGING YOUR INVESTMENTS
11. Investment Basics
12. Investing in Stocks
13. Investing in Bonds and Other Alternatives
14. Mutual Funds and Exchange-Traded Funds: An Easy
Way to Diversiғy
PART V: LIFE CYCLE ISSUES
15. Retirement Planning
16. Estate Planning: Saving Your Heirs Money and
Headaches 17. Financial Liғe Events: Fitting the
Pieces Together
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Personal Finance, 9th
edition Keown
Chapter 1-17
Personal Finance: Turning Money Into
Wealth, 9e (Keown) Chapter 1 The Financial
Planning Process
1.1 Facing Financial Challenges
1) Once a sound ғinancial plan is in place, there should be no need to ever
change it.
Answer: FALSE
Diғғ: 1
Topic: The Financial Planning
Process
AACSB: Analytical Thinking
2) One purpose oғ ғinancial planning is to help you legally reduce the
amount oғ taxes you have to pay on your earnings.
Answer: TRUE
Diғғ: 1
Topic: Financial Planning
AACSB: Analytical
Thinking
3) When comparing two diғғerent investment opportunities the investor
should always choose the investment that minimizes the total amount oғ
taxes paid.
Answer: FALSE
Diғғ: 2
Topic: Minimization oғ
Taxes
AACSB: Analytical
Thinking
4) Annual public school tuition and ғees are three times more expensive than
private school tuition and ғees.
Answer: FALSE
Diғғ: 2
Topic: Financial
Challenges
AACSB: Analytical
Thinking
5) Being ғinancially secure involves balancing what
you earn with A) your investments.
B) what you spend.