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  1. Money for Life
  2. Money Math
  3. Money Basics
  4. Credit in a Money World
  5. Savings Basics
  6. Insurance & Risk Management
  7. Becoming an Investor
  8. Achieving Financial Security
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Becoming an Investor

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Learning how to invest money ranks high on the priority list of many young women. But a lack of knowledge about investing basics combined with an overwhelming smorgasbord of investment options can lead to apprehension and fear about investing.

This chapter covers basic investing principles. It focuses on the importance of investing early for retirement, investing in IRAs, and taking advantage of employer-provided plans. Avoiding investment fraud is also covered.
 
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