Let's Talk Money: 141 Conversations about Money

by Dee Lee

Book Overview

Let's Talk Money readers get the same top financial advice sought by the national press. The book's authors comment regularly in The Wall Street Journal , Money , Fortune , Forbes , Smart Money and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1886284407
• ISBN13: 9781886284401
• Release Date: August 1999
• Publisher: Chandler House Press
• Length: 411 Pages
• Weight: 1.93 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 7.4" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

A personal financial guide that's like talking to friend

I happen to be a Certified Financial Planner licensee, and one component of my business is educating employees of corporations across the country on a variety of personal finance subjects. During, or at the conclusion of workshops, I am often asked by employees to recommend a good book that will assist them with taking control, or learning more about personal finance. Until now I never felt there was one particular book that actually approached and explained the subjects in a way most people can relate and would motivate them to learn more. Most other personal finance books, though they may be comprehensive, are dry and aren't written in a style people who are not in the profession can relate to. This is not the case with Let's Talk Money! Its nice to have a book that I can strongly recommend. Kudos to the authors!

A must read for people getting their act together...

I am not someone who wants to spend hours on end figuring out how to make my money work for me. Being a single mom, I need the facts and easy steps to get me through how to make my family stable. Chapters 1 - 4 made things simple and easy for me to figure out where I was and what action I needed to take next.

A simple and easy to follow "how to" for financial security

As a financial planner, I often browse the bookstore section on financial planning to see what is offered. This section has exploded, as financial planning seems to have become the hot topic in this age of growing retirement funds and stock options. How does the buyer in need of help choose the right book from so many? The answer is Let's Talk Money: Your Complete Personal Finance Guide by Dee Lee and David Caruso. This book is different.Most books on financial planning talk about what the consumer should do, with a lot of theories about how to manage money. The consumer still does not know where to start or what to do next. This book goes beyond theory and provides a road map, with checklists and easy to use forms. The organization of the book allows the buyer to use any section independently to solve a financial problem or to use the whole book to put a game plan in place. It is this versatility that makes it a great resource for the financially confused.This is also a book written by practicing financial planners, and it shows. The authors used their experience with clients to answer the most commonly asked questions and to provide clear and easy to follow solutions. All in all, this is a book for anyone trying to make sense of the many financial decisions that we all face today.

Worth a Fortune !

This book was recommended to me by a friend who is a top Wall Street broker . At first I thought the information would be way over my head - I'm just getting started in the financial world. But I was surprised to discover just how easy it was to understand. The writing is clear and concise throughout - and almost magically, the writers seem to anticipate any questions you might have ,and answer them. It's almost like having a financial planner in the family ! Buy it- the advice is worth a fortune.

Everything you wanted to learn about finances, and more!

If, like me, you need to know more about managing your finances but don't want to make it your life work, this book is for you. I refer to this book constantly, and appreciate the author's writing style - it's simple, straightforward, easy to understand, and interesting to read. I have also given this book to several of my children, who are beginning to build their assets and need the information it contains. Wish something like this had been available to me 30 years ago!