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The Wall Street Journal Guide to Understanding Money & Investing by Alan M. Siegel, Kenneth M. Morris (1994) As a Wealth Coach, I have to give this little guide an below average mark. Really, if it didn't have the notorious name of the "Wall Street Journal" attached to it I would have given it a worse rating (Hint, hint). Almost everything that you may want to learn, you can find on the internet for free. However, if you want a quarter of the answers and want it all in one little book this is a keeper. Chris Swain recommends if you want this "little" book, do yourself a favor and not "spend" a bundle. Too your wealth, Chris Swain Wealth Coach
Excellent financial concepts quick over view for new folks -- with many diagrams, figures, history kinks and situational pictures to help anchor ideas and memories. Excellent review reference for experienced finance folks discussing ideas w/ prospects & potential clients.
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Great book, well written and easy to understand, also fun to read.
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While I am uncertain the content is compelling, it is certainly informative and really serves it's intended purpose of serving as a primer for Money and Investing. I bought this for my nephew's son, and he has really enjoyed the simple explanations and allows him to further research those specfic areas and products that are of great interest to him.
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Great book to learn about money! I’m a visual learner so this book was perfect for me. Not a long read but has a lot of content!
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