Memoirs of the Money Lady: Is This a Great Business or What!

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Memoirs of the Money Lady: Is This a Great Business or What!

Author(s): Evelyn Preston (Author)

  • Publisher: Happy About
  • Publication Date: 8 Nov. 2006
  • Language: English
  • Print length: 316 pages
  • ISBN-10: 1600050271
  • ISBN-13: 9781600050275

Book Description

My initiation into the financial field began after receiving a family legacy and meeting a persuasive broker. Snowing me with his sales skills and treating me as his “special” client, Mr. Enthusiasm and Charm.


* sold me a potpourri of financial programs I didn’t understand or need,
* pushed his “couldn’t lose” tax shelter schemes,
* flattered me into unpaid temping for his new firm,
* continued losing my money, then
* cajoled me into earning a securities license to make up my personal investment losses.

Reading this book will bring you:
* Enjoyment: Balance between fun and profit-thread the serious business of money through a humorous memoir for a positive message.
* Motivation/education: For women, especially, to come away empowered to handle their own finances and have enough general information to get started. I hope readers will learn that dealing with money does not have to be a difficult, time consuming or unhappy task.
* Permission: Not to have to know everything whether about finances, job or career. Everyone makes mistakes-often big and costly ones. By sharing my experience in a completely new and difficult field, and candidly telling my story, women in the business world can absorb the message that if I can make it. any of them can, too.

Editorial Reviews

From the Back Cover

Finally, a light look at a serious business and a “must read” for every
investor; the book is a cautionary tale laced with laughter.

Lila Letchinger – Performance Artist and Book Reviewer, Chicago,
Illinois


Memoirs of the Money Lady is an entertaining look at the investment
industry from an insider’s view. The author takes a refreshing approach to
the often complicated financial world. This book should be read as a
reminder for investment professionals, as a caveat for clients and as a
training manual for young people.

William G. Hutton, Branch Manager – Investment Company, Fresno,
California


A sugar coated pill! Ms. Preston’s pithy wit envelops remarkable
insight into the world of investing. Reading it is an enjoyable
necessity.

Irene J. Brion – Investor, Teacher and Author of Lady GI, Los Altos,
California

Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.

“Memoirs of the Money Lady” is a must read whether people have
a lot of money or none. Even being a business women, the story hit home for
me, encouraging as well as entertaining-Ilaughted out loud!”

Sandra Wharton, CIPS, Broker Associate, Coldwell Banker Residential
Real Estate, Boca Raton, FL


“Money talks! Women sometimes have a hard time listening and
understanding. However, from both a business and financial perspective,
Memoirs of the Money Lady speaks to young professional women loud and
clear. This should be required reading.”

Alison Montgomery Executive Assistant – Silicon Valley, CA (or
San Jose)


“Memoirs of the Money Lady would make a great movie! It’s entertaining,
upbeat and the very opposite of the typical Wall Street films on the
subject. Some great characters along the way, too.”

Matthew Sloan Actor/Screenwriter Mountain View, CA


Whether novice or experienced investor, this book reminds people to do
their homework and trust their instincts when playing the money game. A
delightful romp through the thicket of investments from someone who’s been
there and seen it all. Fun and profit for the reader.

Judith Cuesta – Mortgage Broker Cool, California


Memoirs of the Money Lady is upbeat, optimistic and grounded in reality.
I recommend the book to anyone in need of clarity and compassion, a great
combination which also makes a good read.

Susan R. Brochin – Teacher and Investor

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