Ernst and Young's Personal Financial Planning Guide by Robert J. Garner, Barbara J. Raasch, Martin Nissenbaum

Authoritative and thorough and from the respected accounting giant Ernst & Young, this manual is nearly encyclopedic in scope. Divided into two major sections, the book first covers the fundamentals of financial planning (the actual planning process, investing, insurance, estate planning, etc.) and then focuses on major life events (marriage, home buying, starting a business, raising a family, retirement, etc.), showing how each event or stage in life affects one's current financial picture and future outlook. Included are 70 charts, tables, and work sheets.

Everyone's Money Book by Jordan Elliot Goodman and H. I. Bloch

Loaded with easy-to-use worksheets, step-by-step instructions, charts, graphs, application forms, and quizzes, the second edition of this enormously popular book is designed to help consumers gain control of their finances as easily as possible. From investing to buying a home, planning retirement and beyond, Goodman provides the tools you need to make sound, confident financial decisions. This comprehensive volume is one-stop shopping at it's best.

	Smart Money: How to Be Your Own Financial Manager by Ken Dolan and Daria Dolan
	Brought to us by the team at Smart Money, this guide has been heralded as "wise, wit and full of sound financial advice". How to Be Your Own Financial Manager is comprehensive, practical, and easy-to-understand guide covering banking, the stock market, insurance, real estate investments, mutual funds, and much more!

	Smart Money Decisions by Max H. Bazerman
	Ever wonder why you manage your money the way that you do? Max Bazerman, author and renowned expert in the field of decision making and negotiation, has the answer. Smart Money Decisions offers valuable insight into the psychology that governs our relationship with money and shapes our financial decision making process.

Seven Stages of Money Maturity by George Kinder

George Kinder and Richard Wagner are devoted to understanding the spirituality and human dysfunction surrounding money, and co-founded the think-tank Nazrudin Project, to explore the issues. Out of the feedback came Kinder's book The Seven Stages of Money Maturity. In it he offers readers a systematic approach to determining how people can work on the psychological issues or spiritual problems that are reflected in the way they manage their money. Kinder offers a variety of ways to help reduce or completely eliminate the stress and anxiety that creates the negative feelings people have about money. Now that's maturity!

The Savage Truth on Money by Terry Savage

One of financial journalist Terry Savage's most appealing characteristics lies in her ability to be direct. In The Savage Truth she pulls no punches dispelling myths such as "What you don't know can't hurt you" and suggesting that the most powerful emotions associated with money are "FEAR and GREED." In addition, you will find powerful examples to support her points. What's more her "Savage Truths" represent the cornerstones of a sound financial plan, and they are what women must come to terms with before they will be able to take control of their financial lives. Now that is information we could all use more of.

	The Wall Street Journal Guide to Understanding Personal Finance by Kenneth M. Morris
	One of America's most respected names in finance presents an easy-to-understand introduction to the ins and outs of personal money management, covering banking services, credit, home finance, financial planning, taxes, and investments.

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