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David Bach's Smart Women Finish Rich is a homage to the financial wisdom of his grandmother; it's also an excellent foundation for women who are starting to get their financial lives in order. Bach's approach to money management is rooted in years of investment seminars for women and his work as senior vice president of investments at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter. During that time he recognized that "people rarely know what is truly driving them emotionally when it comes to money." In response, Bach has written a guide to money management for women based on his belief that "financial planning is as much an emotional issue as it is an intellectual one." Are you considering your values in your work and investing? What part of your daily work is driven by your goals in life? Is your latte habit preventing you from accumulating substantial wealth? Bach addresses tax strategies, wills, insurance, retirement plans, and investments in a highly accessible manner. Smart Women Finish Rich ably bridges the gap between simple saving strategies and preparing for widowhood and financial independence. --Brad Doll --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Bach is an experienced investment advisor and a snappy speaker who knows how to package his material. The meat of the program is clear advice about limiting spending, avoiding taxes, and investing for the future, and he delivers it with an obvious desire to be helpful. Though delaying gratification is a hard concept to sell to anyone, he's got a pitch that is remarkably upbeat and motivating. Here's a fantastic way to create the security you deserve and fund the dreams you dream. It just requires making decisions independently, planning, and sticking to that plan week after week. Highly recommended for all people wanting to manage money better, especially women. T.W. © AudioFile 2001, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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David Bach's Smart Women Finish Rich is a homage to the financial wisdom of his grandmother; it's also an excellent foundation for women who are starting to get their financial lives in order. Bach's approach to money management is rooted in years of investment seminars for women and his work as senior vice president of investments at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter. During that time he recognized that "people rarely know what is truly driving them emotionally when it comes to money." In response, Bach has written a guide to money management for women based on his belief that "financial planning is as much an emotional issue as it is an intellectual one." Are you considering your values in your work and investing? What part of your daily work is driven by your goals in life? Is your latte habit preventing you from accumulating substantial wealth? Bach addresses tax strategies, wills, insurance, retirement plans, and investments in a highly accessible manner. Smart Women Finish Rich ably bridges the gap between simple saving strategies and preparing for widowhood and financial independence. --Brad Doll --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
From AudioFile
Bach is an experienced investment advisor and a snappy speaker who knows how to package his material. The meat of the program is clear advice about limiting spending, avoiding taxes, and investing for the future, and he delivers it with an obvious desire to be helpful. Though delaying gratification is a hard concept to sell to anyone, he's got a pitch that is remarkably upbeat and motivating. Here's a fantastic way to create the security you deserve and fund the dreams you dream. It just requires making decisions independently, planning, and sticking to that plan week after week. Highly recommended for all people wanting to manage money better, especially women. T.W. © AudioFile 2001, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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