The format of "The Nuts and Bolts of Cash and Credit "is similar to an encyclopedia more than a regular book, in that it provides direct access to the information sought without having to wade through pages of unrelated material. You will find everything from identity theft to interest rates, credit reports to credit repair, budgeting money to balancing a checkbook, fixing credit to filing bankruptcy. Its 170+ articles are categorized by subject matter into 16 chapters, then cross-referenced by page number in the book's Index. Jim adds, "I wrote these articles in everyday language to offer everyday people answers to their financial questions. In other words, you do not need a degree in finance to understand them " These basic principles of personal finances will provide a foundation to better navigate the real-world of cash and credit.
