Greetings to all my loyal readers of this blog. How would you like to learn a better way to seek investment advice? I list and thoroughly discuss questions you can ask prospective Financial Advisors when interviewing them. Selecting someone to assist you with the process, which is so incredibly important for you, can be a nightmare of complexity. By reading this book, you will be in the 95th percentile of individual investors in terms of the knowledge necessary to have the tools and information to walk into those Financial Advisor meetings and understand the discussion/jargon and feel confident. This book on Amazon.com is available for download onto a Kindle. Additionally, there is a Kindle app for iPhones and Android devices which is free to download. Please feel free to check out the title below. I have provided a link to make it easier. My email address is latticeworkwealth@gmail.com should you have any questions/comments/feedback.
The link to the book is as follows:
A New Paradigm for Investing: Can Your Financial Advisor Answer These Questions?
http://www.amazon.com/New-Paradigm-Investing-Financial-Questions-ebook/dp/B00F3BDTHW/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1388595896&sr=1-3&keywords=a+new+paradigm+for+investing+by+william+nelson
The book listed is normally $9.99 but I am offering it for a lower price over the course of the week (May 14, 2015 through May 18, 2015). For most of the day today, the book is $1.99 which is 81% off. The price of the book will be gradually increasing during the course of that period.
I would like to thank my international viewers of my blog as well. The blog can be located at http://www.latticework.com. I also wanted to especially thank some selected followers of my @NelsonThought and @LatticeworkWlth Twitter accounts (each of whom I would recommend following for the content and insight):
Followers on @NelsonThought:
- The Wall Street Journal Wealth Report @WSJwealthreport – #wsjexperts
- The Wall Street Journal Central Banks @WSJCentralBanks – Coverage of the Federal Reserve and other international central banks by @WSJ reporters
- The Royce Funds @RoyceFunds – Small Cap value investing asset manager
- Research Magazine @Research_Mag – Latest industry information for wirehouses and ETFs
- Barron’s Online @BarronsOnline – Weekly financial news magazine of Dow Jones
- Cleveland Fed Research @ClevFedResearch
- Pedro da Costa @pdacosta – Central banking and economics reporter at The Wall Street Journal
- Muriel Siebert & Co. @SiebertCo
- Roger Wohlner, CFP® @rwohlner – Fee-only Financial Planner for individuals
- Ed Moldaver @emoldaver – #1 ranked Financial Advisor in New Jersey by Barron’s 2012
- Muni Credit @MuniCredit – Noted municipal credit arbiter
- Berni Xiong (shUNG) @BerniXiong – Author, writing coach, and national speaker
Followers on @LatticeworkWlth:
- Tracy Alloway @tracyalloway – US Financial Correspondent at Financial Times
- Vanguard FA @Vanguard_FA – Vanguard’s ETF research and education
- EU External Action @eu_eeas – Latest news from the European External Action Service (EEAS)
- Charlie Wells @charliewwells – Reporter and Editor at The Wall Street Journal
- Sri Jegarajah @CNBCSri – CNBC anchor and correspondent for CNBC World
- Jesse Colombo @TheBubbleBubble – Columnist at Forbes
- Alastair Winter @AlastairWinter – Chief Economist at Daniel Stewart & Company
- Investment Advisor @InvestAdvMag – Financial magazine for Financial Advisors
- Gary Oneil @GaryONeil2 – Noted expert in creating brands for start-ups
- MJ Gottlieb @MJGottlieb – Co-Founder of hustlebranding.com
- Bob Burg @BobBurg – Bestselling author of business books
- Phil Gerbyshak @PhilGerbyshak – Expert in the use of social media for sales
