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But money can create options and opportunities for you.  \nThe purpose of this book is to help you take control of your finances – both today and in the future – to help you have all the options and opportunities to create the life you want.  \nThis book provides some finance theory and concepts that will help you develop a long-term financial plan; it provides some cases that will help you think about your own financial health and priorities; and it provides some exercises that will help you put some numbers to your own situation so you can better appreciate both the benefits and consequences of different financial decisions.  \nWe encourage you to approach this book with an open mind and an open heart. And we encourage you to make this experience as personal as possible. Everybody is different – and everybody has different financial knowledge, different financial foundations and different financial futures. We have tried to use concepts and examples that provide a variety of perspectives that will help you see yourself in this work. But it’s unlikely that we’ve been able to completely capture your unique situation. That’s where you have to help. Make this experience about you and your future. Customize this experience for yourself so you can take control of your financial future and create all the options and opportunities that you’ve ever imagined for yourself.  \nWe cannot promise that going through this book and all of its exercises will make you a billionaire or even a millionaire. But we do promise that mastering the tips and tools in this book will help you sleep better at night, will make you less anxious about money, and will help you make decisions that take your life forward. This book is designed to help you turn money from a source of stress to a source of control. Now relax, prepare to think, and enjoy the financial planning journey to come.  \nIntroduction & Overview: Own Your Financial Future  \nPage 3 of233  \nPURPOSE & AUDIENCE  \nThe purpose of this book is to help graduate students – and undergraduate students and even nonstudents – become more comfortable talking about finance and thinking about personal finance. Ultimately, the goal is to help you become confident and self-sufficient with managing your own finances – from borrowing and budgeting to saving and investing.  \nThe primary audience for most of this book is graduate students. Being a grad student is much different from being an undergrad: you may be working, you may be married, you may have kids, you may still have student loans from undergrad, your parents might not be helping pay tuition. Overall, your financial situation is likely to be far more complex as a grad student. But there’s good news, too: you’re older, more mature, more intelligent and you have a much better idea what you want to do with your life. You are in a perfect position to use financial planning to make money issues a source of empowerment rather than a source of stress. This book is for you.  \nThere are certain sections in this book that may be more relevant to older readers (such as insurance and retirement planning) and certain content that will be useful to everyone (such as budgeting and saving) . In some situations, we ask you to imagine your future self, perhaps 1 or 5 or 10 years in the future; exercises such as these can be useful to readers of all ages, regardless of how experienced you are with financial planning. Try not to limit yourself– challenge yourself to think creatively about your present situation and about your goals and dreams for your future self. This book is about you.  \nThere are 6 chapters in this book. Chapters 1 and 6 try to help you think about money and financial planning. We talk about behaviors, emotions and actions; we talk about the philosophy of money; we challenge you to think about your own personal relationship with money. 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