Financially Stupid People Are Everywhere: Dont Be One Of Them

PRAISE FOR Financially Stupid People Are Everywhere
"This book is a blast of cold air that will peel layers of somnambulism from the American consumer psyche. Deftly skewering both right and left political extremists, Kelly provides example after example of why it is high time to stop thinking exploitation of the common consumer (aka, financially stupid people) by ′banksters′ and the power elite can ever be brought under control. Instead, he explains how and why our best and only hope is to make sure we′re not counted among them."
—RICK MICHALEK, Principal, RJM Consulting; former Senior Credit Officer, Moody′s Investors Service
"Jason Kelly helps you see the financial traps and offers solutions to avoid becoming one of the financially challenged of America. This neat little book will help you live debt–free simply by learning three rules to avoid the traps in today′s environment."
—CLIFF GIRARD, CEO, Acorn Ventures, Inc.
"My work requires reading a large number of business and financial sources. Jason Kelly teaches me more about the world of business, finance, and markets than any ten other sources combined. Jason is that good. He is an incredible teacher and a gifted writer. This latest book is vintage Kelly."
—PAUL BENTON WEEKS, attorney; investment banker; CIO, Templeton Family Funds
"Jason′s book provides the reader with glasses to see the financial, political, and business worlds that conspire to take money out of the pockets of every average Joe. His basic approach to personal financial management should be required reading for every high school student entering the working world for the first time."
—PAUL TARDIF, Vice President, Waters Corporation
"A scorching treatise of financial mismanagement at all levels. Buy two, a personal copy and one for the president!"
—AINSLIE FRENCH, PhD, Research Scientist, Laboratory for Flow Physics, Italy

Spis treści:
Introduction: Life As a Sucker.
Chapter 1: The First Rule of Finance.
Chapter 2: Credit, Cars, and Castles.
Chapter 3: Toxic FSP In The Alphabet of Idiocy.
Chapter 4: The Society You′re Up Against.
Chapter 5: Government Of The Corporations, By The Corporations, For The Corporations.
Chapter 6: How Money Is Power.
Chapter 7: Financial Freedom.
Chapter 8: Guarantee Your Own Well Being.
Chapter 9: On The Front Lines of Freedom.
Conclusion: In Yourself You Trust.
Appendix I: Smart Scenarios.
Appendix II: Getting Out of Debt.
Appendix III: Keep Current.
Notes.
Acknowledgments.
About The Author.
Index.

Nota biograficzna:
Jason Kelly is editor of The Kelly Letter and author of eight books, including the bestseller The Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing. He graduated in 1993 from the University of Colorado at Boulder with a Bachelor of Arts in English. He currently lives in Sano, Japan, north of Tokyo. Find his latest ideas and join his free e–mail list at www.jasonkelly.com.

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PRAISE FOR Financially Stupid People Are Everywhere
"This book is a blast of cold air that will peel layers of somnambulism from the American consumer psyche. Deftly skewering both right and left political extremists, Kelly provides example after example of why it is high time to stop thinking exploitation of the common consumer (aka, financially stupid people) by ′banksters′ and the power elite can ever be brought under control. Instead, he explains how and why our best and only hope is to make sure we′re not counted among them."
—RICK MICHALEK, Principal, RJM Consulting; former Senior Credit Officer, Moody′s Investors Service
"Jason Kelly helps you see the financial traps and offers solutions to avoid becoming one of the financial ly challenged of America. This neat little book will help you live debt–free simply by learning three rules to avoid the traps in today′s environment."
—CLIFF GIRARD, CEO, Acorn Ventures, Inc.
"My work requires reading a large number of business and financial sources. Jason Kelly teaches me more about the world of business, finance, and markets than any ten other sources combined. Jason is that good. He is an incredible teacher and a gifted writer. This latest book is vintage Kelly."
—PAUL BENTON WEEKS, attorney; investment banker; CIO, Templeton Family Funds
"Jason′s book provides the reader with glasses to see the financial, political, and business worlds that conspire to take money out of the pockets of every average Joe. His basic approach to personal financial management should be required reading for every high school student entering the working world for the first time."
—PAUL TARDIF, Vice President, Waters Corporation
"A scorching treatise of financial mismanagement at all levels. Buy two, a personal copy and one for the president!"
—AINSLIE FRENCH, PhD, Research Scientist, Laboratory for Flow Physics, Italy