Stop Doing Dumb Things with Your Money: Getting Smart With Your Investments Is Easier Than You Think

by AIF Corey Heimensen

Overview

IT MAY BE THE 21ST CENTURY, BUT FOR MANY, FINANCIAL EDUCATION IS IN THE DARK AGES. 

They simply don’t teach us about good, practical money-saving and money-making strategies at school, even though this knowledge makes or breaks our financial security later in life. The truth is, you don’t have to have a degree in finance to make wise decisions. Making the most of your money and achieving your financial dreams is really quite simple—and this book will show you how.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780578349053
Publisher:	Heimensen Wealth Advisors
Publication date:	04/05/2016
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	86
File size:	425 KB

About the Author

Providing security and wealth-building advice since 1999, Corey Heimensen values a common-sense approach to financial guidance. With roots in the field of commercial real estate development, he is currently owner of Olson Heimensen Financial Services, Inc., holding Securities Registrations 6, 7, and 63, as well as being an Investment Advisor Representative of SII Investments, Inc. His firm also works with various CPAs and attorneys on tax minimization strategies, as well as wealth transfers. In his leisure time, he enjoys golfing and attending sporting events, as well as volunteering his time to further local youth sports leagues. Corey resides in Rock Rapids, Iowa with his wife and three children.

Editorial Reviews

"Corey's book manages to make extremely complicated and stressful situations understandable. As a person who has trained hundreds of advisors, I am pleasantly surprised. Must be good small town common sense!"
-Jerry Bernard. Founder and President, Uncommon Wisdom

"Corey's common sense approach is something that everyone can use to make better decisions and build a more secure future. He combines years of experience with a straight-forward approach to make an intimidating topic easy to understand and easy to act on."
-David Sebby, Accounting Division Manager, Jacksonville, FL

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