Financial Statement Analysis Simplified translates the accounting language of financial statements into clear, easy-to-understand terms that anyone who needs to make well-informed financial decisions quickly will appreciate. This book will show you how to: - Scan a financial report and pick out the numbers that matter - Evaluate a company's ability to repay its debts on time - Detect problems while there is still time to take action Discover how: - Investors can increase the yield on their investments - Lenders can save thousands in bad debt - Managers can earn better returns for their company

"IFRS Simplified" is a fast and easy-to-understand overview of the new International Financial Reporting Standards.

Most people have false beliefs about money. The media tells us that times are tough and money is scarce. Our religions subtly tell us that having money is evil. But beliefs like these prevent us from enjoying the life of affluence and abundance that we deserve. This book will help you to examine your beliefs about money and change the patterns that have been holding you back.

Credit for Canadians: Fix your own credit report, Protect Yourself from Identity Theft provides step-by-step instructions to enable anyone to fix mistakes on their credit report, avoid credit repair scams, improve their credit score, handle annoying collection calls, negotiate with creditors, re-establish credit, get loans approved, and protect themselves from Identity Theft. Much of the printed and internet information about credit and credit repair currently available is not relevant to Canadians. But this book, written by Canadian credit industry insider Mike Morley, "Mike the Credit Guy" gives Canadians the facts. The author uses clear, easy-to-understand language to guide people who are looking for ways to recover from a financial setback, put their plan for financial freedom on the fast track, or simply understand how the Canadian credit industry works.

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 makes CEO's and CFO's personally responsible, not only for the accuracy of their financial statements, but also for reporting on the effectiveness of their company's internal controls. This fast and easy-to-read revised 2nd edition of this book describes, in plain language, what the U.S. Sarbanes-Oxley Act says, it explains why the Act came into effect, and shows what companies need to do to ensure that they are in compliance with the Act. This book will help you to understand your obligations under the Act, and will enable you to establish and maintain financial controls using simple, common-sense guidelines that every company, private as well as public, should follow.