30-Day Money Makeover: The No B. S. Guide to Putting More Money in Your Pocket NOW

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CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2009 M10 9 - 324 páginas
Steven Sitkowski's 30-Day Money Makeover offers up systematic, tested, and actionable tools for transforming negative personal finance patterns into behaviors that will build your financial future, rather than endanger it. In these difficult financial times, armed with Sitkowski's methodology, you can cut $300–$500 in fat from your current costs every month; start a real estate portfolio; launch a small business; build a million dollar retirement plan; and pass millions to your heirs, free of estate taxes. In just one month you can harness the power of your personal finances and spend your time making money instead of worrying about it. Written with financial novices in mind, author Sitkowski shares his more than thirty years' experience in financial counseling. In a crowded business/finance book market, 30-Day Money Makeover is a rare gem of opportunity. This is a must read for anyone who wants to take control of their financial future.

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Steven Sitkowski has spent his entire professional life in the financial services industry. He knows the financial landscape from the vantage point of an experienced insider. He has been a Certified Financial Planner, Registered Investment Advisor, ran a two billion dollar stock brokerage operation, has been a general and limited partner in real estate holdings, was president of two financial planning organizations, and is currently President of the Growing Wealth Network. Steven has held licenses in real estate, securities, insurance, and as a mortgage broker. Mr. Sitkowski has been the host of a nationally syndicated radio talk show and has lectured to over one million people in the United States, Canada, and England. Audiences love his "tell it like it is" communication style. Steven uses his breadth of knowledge to show his clients how to protect themselves against slick-talking financial salespeople and others who attempt to separate them from their hard-earned money.

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