Money 101 (eBook)

Ellen Roseman is one of Canada's most trusted personal finance writers and consumer advocates. She was a columnist at The Globe and Mail for 21 years before going to The Toronto Star as business editor. She now writes a column that appears three times a week in The Star's business section. Her columns also appear in other Canadian newspapers, such as the Halifax Chronicle-Herald, the Kitchener-Waterloo Record, and the Guelph Mercury. She is also a frequent guest on radio and television programs, including TVO's Studio Two and More to Life, and CBC's Marketplace and Newsworld Business. Portrait Photography by Joseph Marranca. Used by Permission.

Introduction.

Part One: Getting Started.

Part Two: Borrowing Money.

Part Three: Saving for Retirement.

Part Four: Investing Money.

Part Five: Financial Planning.

Index.

"Finally! A comprehensive, common-sense look at not only how to
invest your money, but, more importantly, how to save it in the
first place. Outstanding!"

-- David Chilton, Author of The Wealthy Barber

"All the financial basics you need, from one of Canada's most
respected money writers. One of the best investments you'll ever
make."

-- Gordon Pape, Author of 6 Steps to $1 Million and
Retiring Wealthy in the 21st Century

"The Swiss Army Knife of financial books. There's savvy,
practical advice here on everything from the best deals on banking
to finding a financial adviser. Read it and be instantly smarter
about personal finance."

-- Rob Carrick, The Globe and Mail, and Author of
The Online Investor's Companion