financial Books

Christians should be the model of financial health in society. This bold statement is supported by the quality and depth of financial guidelines and advice noted in scripture. Scripture addresses topics like attitude, prosperity, giving, planning, savings, and debt.

Biblical Financial Wisdom uses scripture as a basis to address key topics:

* Is debt sin?
* What is biblical prosperity?
* Are Christians guaranteed financial wealth?
* Does planning and investing show lack of faith?
* Is it OK to have material possessions?
* What is the impact of tithing? Is it required?
* How should couples manage their finances?

Biblical Financial Wisdom is formatted in a presentation style with related notes and comments at the bottom of each page. James 1:5 states that wisdom is given to those who seek it and apply it. Let this material start you on a journey to ever increasing financial wisdom. Excellent for individual or group study. I hope you enjoy and benefit.

After reading Brother Hagin's "New Thresholds of Faith", I did not think he could be more detailed about a Christian's "financial prosperity" as he was in this book! To quote Brother Hagin's own words, "...I have since learned, through God's Word and applying it in my own life, that God wants His children to 'prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth'" (3 John 2). Kenneth Hagin is an inspiring teacher, pastor and writer of the Truth and this book will teach many "young" Christians that prosperity is not for the "secular" world, IT IS FOR GOD'S CHILDREN - by FAITH! At the same time, prosperity and/or wealth must be dealt with WISELY! En agape ~ a fellow Christian

Prepared by the Taft Group for the American Library Association, The Big Book Of Library Grant Money 2006 is the largest directory available compiled from an updated database of library-specific funders. Including nearly 2,400 private and corporate foundations and givers that have either indicated an interest in donating to libraries or have already done so, The Big Book Of Library Grant Money 2006 profiles potential donors with contact and portfolio information, summary and analysis of past contributions, and application information. The wealth of detail includes information about the donor's operating locations and websites, revenue and profit, typical recipients, recent grants, nonmonetary grants, and much more. A secondary list of officers and directors by name, and an extensive index round out this cutting-edge resource and priceless fundraising tool for public libraries.

one of the best books ever written on bob evans. the man is a true icon that know how and when he wanted things done.

I don't know much about either the stock market or other speculative types of investments. So it is refreshing to find such a down to earth money-saving book as Bonanza Bits is.
Actually, what the author writes about is something any lay person can take advantage of, and use everyday.
For example, saving [money] simply by giving up cable and installing [an] antenna system in its place.
Other info is superbly written and is detailed for everyday people. I liked it..well, no, actually I LOVED it!

"Protecting investors in the long run" in the title reflects the author's interest in the concept of immunization - an instructive discussion, but not something special, even if MIT Press disagrees. If you grasp this material quickly enough, and opt to consult other books on derivatives math, you may find little reason to keep this one; Martellini et al. would be a good book to review before deciding.

Borrowing To Build Your Business: Getting Your Banker To Say "Yes" by small business advisor George M. Dawson (University of Texas at San Antonio Small Business Development Center) is a straightforward, "reader friendly" guide to convincing any bank loan officer to solidly back an entrepreneurial or corporate enterprise. From selecting the best possible banker, to being aware of the pressures on banks and bankers, to the test of the five big C's (Character, Capacity, Condition, Collateral, and Capital), Borrowing To Build Your Business is a first-rate and highly recommended primer of solid, basic, practical advice that every business owner should know before seeking to secure financial assistance from a lending institution.

...then this is the business book for you. A Financial book for the non financial literate: Non-technical style of writing means anyone can pick it up easily. Accountants & Financial professionals may find it too simplistic but for the rest of us its perfect. The FAQ format allows you to dip into the book at any subject without having to plough through the entire book. Definitely written for the busy person with no time to waste as every FAQ cuts straight to the chase.

The FAQs describe Quick ways to improve cashflow and increase profitability NOW. Explain how to use simple (and I do mean simple) accounting ratios to achieve better business control so you can head off problems before they arise and pinpoint the source of issues. Very good explanation of Profit & Loss, Balance Sheets, Cashflow forecasts, Breakeven analysis, Working Capital and more importantly how to use them to benefit your business. Where to go when your business needs additional short or long term Funding. Also, how to buy and sell a business

If, like me, understanding how to use the numbers in your business is something you have struggled getting your head around, do yourself a favour and buy this book NOW!

This book is about your money. It is a guide to help a person do all the snall things that with patience & hard work will allow you to "Break Free" financially. It covers the entire gamut of ways that we can make better use of the money we have, save money on the things we buy & create residual income so we can work less & enjoy our lives more.
I found this book to be worth a lot more than it's cover price in practical, everyday tips to make the most of the money each of us receives & spends. Great advice about automobiles, insurance, mortgages, food, our toys, credit, credit cards and all aspects of how we spend our money. The author leaves very few, if any, stones left unturned.
Buy this book! You won't be disappointed. Use it as a measuring stick to see how you stack up financially on the road to being able to "Break Free"! Many good suggestions about getting off mailing lists, saving money everyday & safe guarding your credit. A must read especially if you are young & just starting out on your own. Buy this book!!

Breakthrough Inc. was terrific. It was not another recipe book, rehashing old ideas. Instead, this book kept on asking me to stretch my goals, and suggested courses of action I could take that were designed at an MBA level. At times I actually did feel I was taking an MBA course as I visited such technologies as gap analysis, competitive analysis, and innovation analysis. Yet unlike an MBA course, everything was easily understandable and could be immediately applied. This book has already given me specific strategies for making my business more relevant in my market, and more profitable in my pocket.