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For the investor who doesn't have a clue... |
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A Humorous Survival Guide by Sheila Peters |
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Ever wonder why there isn't a rack for The Wall Street Journal next to The National Enquirer in the checkout line? Probably because finance just isn't that juicy. Nonetheless, financial planning is an unavoidable responsibility. Especially for women, who -- even if married -- will outlive their husbands by seven years on average. Things look even dimmer for widows, divorcees and the never married. What we need is a basic, but entertaining book that educates women on investing. You Don't Have to be a Bag Lady! A Humorous Survival Guide for the Reluctant Investor does just that for the new investor who wants to step onto Wall Street, but needs some hand-holding.
Each chapter shares a personal story of two young girls from a large family who notice early on that their brothers have privileges they could only dream of. For years they pine to be altar boys, but eventually wake up and realize that making money is the ultimate male rite of passage. Ride along with the sisters and their moneymaking schemes, which include delivering papers, scavenging for garage sales and ultimately driving a Good Humor truck. At the same time, you will learn the fundamentals of investing. Additionally...
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About the Author...
Ms. Peters has an M.S. in Written Communications and has been published in The Chicago Tribune and various magazines. Email Sheila at BagLadys@msn.com. www.bagladys.com 6/9/02 |