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Title: Fabulous
Review: This would be a good choice for anyone entering college, in college, or in that ten year period after college. The book is best used as a reference manual. Want to buy your first house? Look up the chapter on that. Broke and trying to decide which of your many debts is the most important to pay off first? Look it up in here. The advice is solid and given in enough detail to be of use. This is the kind of book to hang onto for your twenties and early thirties, as its usefulness is flexible with your stage in life.The reason why I gave this book only four stars is because most (all?) of the advice stems from when you're already in debt (loans, car payments, etc.) and how to manage it. I think that it would have been useful to know how to avoid being in debt in the first place. Yes, some debt is good, but it builds up quickly if you don't keep it in check and she doesn't really discuss how to keep it in check.Overall, highly recommended. Do yourself or a recent grad a favor and get this book.
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