Personal financial planning is often considered a complicated and unpleasant topic. It is ignored as long as possible, until the reality of its hold on our life becomes relevant. Unfortunately, by then it may be too much of a rough journey ahead. "An Engineer's Attempt to Explain Personal Finance" includes sustainable concepts that are presented in an easy-to-read format for those who do not have extensive financial backgrounds. This book is intended for all those who work hard to earn a living. Those who are new to the workforce, those who have seen the recent ups and downs in the economy and retirement is on the future horizon, and as those who are at the conclusion of their career and are planning to retire will all benefit from the information presented. The other two books are satire to show that not everything has to be taken seriously. (yes, both books are a bit dated based on recent events)

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Available to better understand the topics in Chapter 2 and 7 of An Engineer's Attempt to Explain Personal Finance are free personal finance visualization tools. These tools allow you dynamically change different variables so you can see how each effects the other. These visualization tools are also great for parents to teach their teen and young adult children about basic financial concepts, or to use in school environments as part of an basic economics curriculum.

Also available are free financial planning tools that supplement the discussions in the book and have been created to assist you to manage your personal finance. The tools have been set up so you can save your work return and adjust your approach as you test your presumptions. Returning and re-assessing your finances on a regular basis is crucial to managing financial health. These visualization tools are also great for parents to use to help set up their teens and young adult children to financially suceed. Also, these tools are useful in school environments as part of an basic economics curriculum. 

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