Finance for Beginners
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3.1 • 8 Ratings
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- $6.99
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- $6.99
Publisher Description
Understanding the basic theories of finance is crucial to anyone planning on entering the financial arena. Financial theories are the basis for most methodologies and models, and therefore it is an important part of an investor's repertoire. Finance for Beginners teaches basic methods, tools and theories used today. The subjects range from principal and learning how to calculate interest rates, to risk factors, measures and shares. Presented in a clear and straightforward format, with illustrations and easy-to-read graphs, learning theory is made simple in this beginner's Ebook. A concluding quiz will examine your comprehension at the end of each lesson.
Customer Reviews
Finance for beginners
Finance for Beginners proved to be an extremely helpful book in teaching readers about the world of finance. This book takes a step by step approach to teaching the terms of finance and how they work. A person with no knowledge of finance can pick up this book and become educated in it. Each chapter breaks down the world of finance to put it into simple terms. It uses straight forward examples to show how numbers are worked out and shows the reader just how to work the numbers themselves
No answers to questions
Given the complexity of the topic, it is silly that this book this not provide the answers to the questions after each chapter
Great beginners' book
I picked Finance for Beginners to be conversant with basics of finance and because the title sounded unintimidating. Truly enough this book does not assume prior knowledge except basic Arithmetic. Easy to assimilate with four chapters and connects well with the reader. The positives are good examples, comprehensive exercises and fluidity in combining concepts well. The last chapter on the use of calculators goes the extra mile. I was able to better understand dealing with loans, general banking, investment decisions and risks involved. Must add, this is the first book I've read that explains statistical average well without a Gaussian curve! I would highly recommend this book to beginners.