You Should Only Have to Get Rich Once: How to Avoid Toxic Financial Advice and Focus on What Really Matters
"Many people spend their lives working hard to provide for their families. They save what they can for their children's college education, retirement and even a rainy day fund. For those that are able to achieve these goals and more, holding on to this wealth becomes a priority. The financial industry creates complex products that lure investors by targeting emotions, with the help of financial advisors, into making risky decisions that place portfolios in jeopardy. Reading this valuable book will help prepare one to ask informed questions and to avoid "toxic advice."  --The U.S. Review