Smart Couples Finish Rich

De: David Bach

Narrado por: David Bach

Duración: 3 h y 5 m

Resumen del Editor

Fighting about money is the number one reason for divorce in America. David Bach, a nationally recognized author and speaker, knows that it does not need to be this way. A financial coach to millions through his seminars, books, and PBS shows, and someone who has helped thousands of couples overcome their money problems, Bach now makes his invaluable tips available for everyone trying to navigate the complex joint-finance waters.

With the same uplifting, motivating, no-nonsense style that made Smart Women Finish Rich a nationwide best seller, Smart Couples Finish Rich covers a powerful combination of strategies that help couples work on their finances together as a team. His easy-to-use tools and advice include:

Busting the myths about couples and money

Stopping banks and insurance companies from ripping you off

Funding your retirement, security, and dreams

Achieving both partners' visions and goals

Whether you're newlyweds, celebrating your twentieth anniversary, or on your second or third marriage - whatever age or tax bracket you're in - this comprehensive, positive, financial lifesaver will help you and your partner communicate comfortably about money and start building a strong financial future together.

©2001 by David Bach (P)2001 by Audio Renaissance, an Imprint of Renaissance Media, Inc.

thanks

great book. Short and sweet and to the point. Loved it. thank you so much

Simple Clear Steps! Great!

Looking forward to going thru these steps with my spouse! We'll need to listen together now. :)

Solid beginner's book

This book is a short, practical, easy to understand book on how couples can better manage money. It covers topics like how 401ks are better than the best hedge fund (tax-free) and how much small costs can add up if they're converted to investments.

If you're looking for a place to start, this is a great read. If you're looking for advanced ideas, then try another book.

Good for that first job and motivation

I'm less than a year out of college with a nice paying job for 2 yrs before heading to medical school. While I have no credit card debt, my paychecks were being spent on lil doo dads, dining out daily for lunch (Quizno's...mmmmm, toasty), and my morning grande white mocha with a blueberry bagel and strawberry cream cheese. It didnt bother me that I wasn't saving much of anything because I was under the impression I was young, should spend every dime and have fun now, will eventually have an MD, can save later after med school...that is, until I read this book!!

This book dramatically changed my spending habits and introduced me to the power of how time (starting now rather than 12 yrs from now after residency) can dramatically affect my retirement account (!). While a portion of the book does repeatedly discuss the fact that you need to save, it goes into more depth by showing you solid examples with numbers of what it will cost you if you don't start now and describes what type of investment vehicles to use to reach your desired goals (403b, Roth, 529) It also helped me work through the hassles of insurance, knowing how much I need, how to work finances with my lady, and what I will eventually need for a house.

As a recent college grad, I cannot praise this book enough for teaching me some of the ropes to a solid financial life and to be one of the few saving 18% for retirement at 23 rather than continuing to blow my dough out the expense column. It has taught me and motivated me enough to share it with others and given me the opportunity to help 3 fellow co-workers setup their retirement plans and create a good foundation. If you are new to the working world and looking for a coach to help you manage that new fat check, take a peek at this book/audio and I assure you that you won't be disappointed.

Fascinating

The opening stories were the most applicable to me. The rest is helpful for my husband. Great perspective. Lots of details.

Great book

Definitely worth a listen. This is the third David Bach book I've listened to, all have been good. I'm a big fan of his simple, no nonsense approach to personal finance.

Great Advice!

I like how he breaks down his strategy over 9 steps. It conveys the importance of the subject without burdening the audience. I do wish he would re-write certain parts that are now outdated, such as, college costs and insurance options (HSA, FSAs, etc.). Overall, good book!

Bravo

Not just financial education, but a marriage saver! Thanks. Glad to have read
your book.

short and sweet

to the point with nice practical example, easy listening, easy steps to implement. the only thing I would say is that it might be a little outdated, as it makes references to links on a site that are nowhere to be found, such as mutual funds helpers. overall, great book to zero in with wifey.

Unite

When 2 people combine forces you get to your goals & destination faster 50% + 50% = 100%
each person has to pull there fair weight that what this book teaches you how 2 people can accomplish goals and win