From the point of view of an individual or a family as a unit, Personal Finance is a significant issue, and each individual and/or family is expected to have a minimum level of expertise in management of Personal Finance. Briefly stated, Personal Finance is using the general principles of financial and monetary management to the financial affairs of an individual or a family. It covers all the aspects of financial matters which you may face as an individual or as a part of a family. Thus, it may include learning about and managing checking and savings accounts, credit cards and consumer loans, mortgage loans, investments in the stock market and mutual funds, retirement plans, social security benefits, insurance policies, and income tax management. Depending on your individual requirements
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| - From the point of view of an individual or a family as a unit, Personal Finance is a significant issue, and each individual and/or family is expected to have a minimum level of expertise in management of Personal Finance. Briefly stated, Personal Finance is using the general principles of financial and monetary management to the financial affairs of an individual or a family. It covers all the aspects of financial matters which you may face as an individual or as a part of a family. Thus, it may include learning about and managing checking and savings accounts, credit cards and consumer loans, mortgage loans, investments in the stock market and mutual funds, retirement plans, social security benefits, insurance policies, and income tax management. Depending on your individual requirements
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| - From the point of view of an individual or a family as a unit, Personal Finance is a significant issue, and each individual and/or family is expected to have a minimum level of expertise in management of Personal Finance. Briefly stated, Personal Finance is using the general principles of financial and monetary management to the financial affairs of an individual or a family. It covers all the aspects of financial matters which you may face as an individual or as a part of a family. Thus, it may include learning about and managing checking and savings accounts, credit cards and consumer loans, mortgage loans, investments in the stock market and mutual funds, retirement plans, social security benefits, insurance policies, and income tax management. Depending on your individual requirements and necessity, certain other aspects may also feature as a part of your personal finance management - for example, providing for the education of children.
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