The Seven Pearls of Financial Wisdom: A Woman's Guide to Enjoying Wealth and Power
ALibrary Journal Best Business Books 2012 Selection"[A] gem of a book...Women in every phase of life, regardless of their financial status, will find something of interest in this guide to economic success. Men may learn something as well."--Library Journal(starred review)"The growing economic power of women globally is undisputed. In The Seven Pearls of Financial Wisdom: A Woman's Guide to Enjoying Wealth and Power, authors Camilla Webster and Carol Pepper have created an excellent in depth action plan  for women and families in response to a changing world. It is must read for women in the 21st century." --Nouriel Roubini"Women in history have long been at the center of wealth and power but never have so many women had the chance to control their financial destiny. InThe Seven Pearls of Financial Wisdomauthors Carol Pepper and Camilla Webster offer women a rich trove of practical direction and inspiring examples on how to enjoy their new level of power in the 21st Century."--Dr. Amanda Foreman, Author ofA World On FireandGeorgiana,Duchess of Devonshire"Women often think it's too scary and too hard to take responsibility for their own financial destiny, and many wait for a man to do the job. But who needs Prince Charming when Carol Pepper and Camilla Webster have come up with all the answers?The Seven Pearls of Financial Wisdomis an impressively comprehensive guide that tells women everything they need to know to support and protect their economic interests at every stage of life."--Leslie Bennetts, Author ofThe Feminine Mistake: Are We Giving Up Too Much?"The Seven Pearls of Financial Wisdomis an extraordinary helpful guide for women in all aspects of wealth management. The book offers practical solutions to real world issues such as divorce, trust and estate planning and creating investment policy. A must read for all high-net-worth women and the advisors who serve them."--Kristen Oliveri, Managing Editor,Private Asset Management"A must-read, Camilla Webster and Carol Pepper are empowering women to boldly step into their power and navigate a whole new economy in which women are the major players. Most importantly, they are blazing a trail for future generations of women to experience and enjoy unprecedented financial freedom."--Natalie MacNeil, Founder and Editor-in-Chief, She Takes on the World Inc. “Finally, a realistic financial bible for the modern Americanwoman!The Seven Pearls of Financial Wisdomis a wealth of surprising information for a new generation of women who are getting married and having children later than ever before, if ever. From how much it actually costs to prepare for a romantic date, to what you need to save to preserve your fertility now, and invest in your fertility years down the road, read this book and empower yourself.”--Melanie Notkin, Founder and CEO, SavvyAuntie.com and national best-selling author,Savvy Auntie."The Seven Pearls advice on starting your own business, building your own wealth, and banking on your appearance are spot on. As successful female entrepreneurs, Camilla Webster and Carol Pepper not only talk the talk, they walk the walk. The book demonstrates to women what can be achieved in and alongside corporate America. Don't miss out on a single pearl – this information is priceless!" -- Liz Lange"With wisdom, perspective, insight, pragmatism, and emotional intelligence, Carol Pepper and Camilla Webster here deliver invaluable and timeless guidance that investors all over the world can effectively apply to improve their investment performance."-- David M. Darst, CFA, Managing Director and Chief Investment Strategist, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney"As a committed alumna of Bryn Mawr College, Carol has generously shared her financial advice with our students and alumnae alike.  In collaboration with Camilla Webster, she now makes her guidance available to a wider audience.  They draw upon both data and life stories to provide women with advice on developing and maintaining lifetime financial independence.” --Jane McAuliffe, President, Bryn Mawr College