The bestselling book that The New York Times hailed as “a highly readable and substantial guide to the grown-up realms of money and business,” Get a Financial Life is a must-read for anyone in their twenties and thirties (or beyond) who wants to understand the basics of personal finance.If you’ve been meaning to get your finances in shape but have no idea where to start, this is your playbook. Get a Financial Life busts open the system, teaching tricks for becoming master of your own money universe. No matter what’s happening in the economy, all the guidance you need is right here. You’ll learn how to:-Pay off your credit cards and student loans and live debt free-Start saving, even if you’re living paycheck to paycheck-Take advantage of the latest tax rules and save a bundle-Find smart investments while still supporting socially responsible companies-Come up with a down payment and buy a home, even in a tough economy-Afford grad school-Protect yourself from identity theftAnd you’ll discover why a 401(k) is your best friend—in boom times and even if the market is tanking.From tracking your spending to finding deals on insurance to navigating the new world of homebuying, this easy-to-understand, comprehensive guide provides an up-to-date road map of the world of personal finance. Whether you earn $30,000 or $300,000, are single or married, are drowning in debt or just looking for ways to keep your savings secure in uncertain times, you’ll find the answers you need in Get a Financial Life.
 
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Did Mary Lincoln really wear flannel pajamas?
Why was Martha Washington's "dress" turned into a pincushion?
How did Julia Grant's hat show support for the Confederacy?
Did Edith Wilson really track mud onto the White House carpets?
These are some of the stories (all true) that have been told about some of the First Ladies you may have forgotten about--or never knew. The stories are either factual, actual or "metaphorical" using an item of their clothing to propel the tale.
 
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