Personal Finance: Turning Money into Wealth (7th Edition) (Prentice Hall Series in Finance)
Personal Finance: Turning Money into Wealth (7th Edition) (Prentice Hall Series in Finance)
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ISBN: 9780133856439
Author: Arthur J. Keown
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 17, Problem 6DC1
Summary Introduction

To determine:

Issues to be discussed for having joint or separate accounts or credit cards and heir importance before marriage.

Introduction:

Ten important events of life of an individual can include the following:

  • Starting of financial life:
  • This is the commencement of financial future. It includes the future planning and designing the layout of life.

  • Marriage:
  • Life could already be having loans at this point of time. Marrying means carrying their loans too. Hence the planning of payments of these loans is important.

  • Having a child:
  • New family member increase the expenditure of home and to overcome those financial planning is important.

  • Buying a home:
  • It is an important life event to reside in our own home, which involves a huge investment and hence the planning for the same is important.

  • Unexpected money, inheritances etc:
  • These types of events bring extra tax liability. Thus planning for taxes has to done to overcome these events.

  • Illness:
  • Planning of finances has to be done for the contingencies like serious illness which can come at anytime in the life.

  • Death of spouse:
  • This event makes an individual alone. Planning of finance is important and could help the other partner to come out of this trauma.

  • Taking care of elderly individuals:
  • The planning of health and the expenses for medical treatment of individual’s parents has to be planned in advance.

  • Divorce:
  • This is another traumatic event which can happen in an individual’s life and one should be prepared financially for it.

  • Retirement:
  • Pension plans and retirement plans should be made ahead of life so the life after retirement can be spent peacefully.

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