The Bank of Mom and Dad (EPUB)
Money, Parents, and Grown Children
This is intended for a Canadian audience.
ISBN: 978-1-77040-968-2
The Baby Boomers are the most affluent generation of all time and their children are bound not to be. Home ownership is more difficult. Saving and investing are more challenging. How do you help your child financially and protect yourself in the process? This book identifies the key strategies to lend a helping hand and ensure you are not vulnerable.
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The next generation will have more economic challenges, so parents will be under financial pressure to help them buy houses, start businesses and maintain a good standard of living.
But there are many legal, financial and emotional pitfalls awaiting the uninformed and unprepared parental investor and supporter. In this definitive guide, business writer Derrick Penner provides practical, clear advice on how parents can best handle the financial needs of children young and old alike.
Penner examines the stressful trend of generational economic decline and provides accessible how-to guides on building a stronger parent-child relationship about money, education and investment. The Bank of Mom and Dad is an important resource as parents determine how to encourage responsible, sustainable techniques that ensure support is provided in the best possible context.
Subtitle | Money, Parents, and Grown Children |
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Publication Date | May 20, 2015 |
Market | Canada |
PDF Preview Download URL | http://www.self-counsel.com/docs/bank_of_mom_and_dad.pdf |
Operating System | This eBook is in the EPUB 2.1 format and will work with any reading device (including iPad, Kobo, Nook, and Sony ereaders) or desktop software which supports this format or earlier versions. This includes Apple, Sony, Kobo, and Barnes & Noble ereaders. Learn more about buying and installing ebooks. |
File Size | 966 KB |
ISBN | 978-1-77040-968-2 |
Library Sales? | Not for sale to libraries. |
Author Details - Derrick Penner
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