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Work your money, not your life : how to balance your career and personal finances to get what you want /
"When the life people are living and the life people want to live don't match up, they may feel stressed or off-balance. People naturally try to solve the immediate issue they think is causing this uneasiness. If they're stressed about money and falling behind, they may buy one of the...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Hoboken, New Jersey :
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.,
[2020]
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional) |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Part I: Here's the Deal
- Chapter 1: You're Worth More Than You Think
- Net Worth Is Not the Be-All and End-All
- Saving Money Is About More Than Just Retirement
- How Long Is Your Runway?
- Breaking Free: The Power of Financial Runway
- You Can Take Back Control of Your Life
- You Don't Need to Be Financially Independent to Have Financial Flexibility
- Your Ideal Career Is Within Reach
- Notes
- Chapter 2: Everything You've Been Taught About Jobs Is Wrong
- "It's All About Money and Prestige."
- "The Goal of Working Is to Climb the Corporate Ladder"
- "Everyone Has One True Calling"
- "Do What You Love"
- "Work-Life Balance Is the Answer"
- Get in the Driver's Seat
- Notes
- Part II: Figure Out Your Starting Point
- Chapter 3: How's Your Job?
- Job Factor 1: Are You Getting Value?
- Job Factor 2: Are You Adding Value?
- Job Factor 3: Are You Increasing Your Value in the Market?
- Job Factor 4: Does Your Role Align with Your Values?
- Job Factor 5: Do You Feel Valued?
- Summarizing Your Current Job Situation
- Now You Know
- Note
- Chapter 4: Compiling Your Financial Report Card
- Metric 1: Net Worth
- Step 1: Input Your Account Balances
- Step 2: Input Your Home and Car Values
- Step 3: Rinse and Repeat
- Metric 2: Burn Rate
- Metric 3: Financial Runway
- Metric 4: Credit Reports and Scores
- Taking a Closer Look at Credit Scores
- How the FICO Scoring Model Works
- Summarizing Where You Are
- Notes
- Chapter 5: How to Increase Your Financial Runway
- What Do You Love Spending Money On?
- Your Financial Runway Action Plan
- Cut Low-Hanging Fruit
- Expend Some Effort
- Tackle the Hard Stuff
- Your New and Improved Financial Runway
- Notes
- Part III: Optimize Your Job
- Chapter 6: What Does a "Good" Job Look Like for You?
- Part 1: Interests and Strengths
- Part 2: Preferences and Priorities
- Step 1: Envision Your Ideal Weekday and Weekend Day
- Step 2: Consider Your Geographic Needs
- Step 3: Consider Your Financial Needs
- Piecing Together Your Ideal Job
- Chapter 7: How to Tweak Your Job
- What Do You Mean By "Tweak"?
- Getting Started
- How Others Made It Happen
- Your Turn
- When Is a Job Tweak Not Enough?
- Note
- Chapter 8: Supplement Your Job to Explore New Opportunities
- The Perks
- Now, Some Practical Points
- Getting Started: Figure Out What to Pursue and Make It a Reality
- Deciding Whether to Go All-In
- Notes
- Chapter 9: Prepare to Change Your Job
- Should You Stay, or Should You Go?
- Focus Your Search
- Step 2: Explore Through Networking
- Step 3: Narrow Down Possible Roles
- Step 4: Close the Skills Gap
- Ready, Set, Go!
- Notes
- Chapter 10: Take Action to Change Your Job
- Identify and Apply for Opportunities
- Position Yourself Effectively
- Interview Tips