By- Marion Syversen
Not everyone enjoys finance, though as this segment of the news states I think Finance is FUN! To try to help, and with the encouragement of WABI-TV5 staff, I wrote a book that mixes 'Finance with Chocolate SauceTM' and also includes home and garden improvement tips.
What's the book about?
Making your money count by understanding some cost-cutting and savings tips for your present- home and garden improvement- and your future- retirement planning.
Will it hurt to read?
NO! And there are plenty of pictures and graphics. Plus it has plenty of 'Marionisms.'
Who's the reader?
Well, it's for folks at any age who want some encouragement. I spoke to a Senior Symposium in Boston and will be speaking to college students. You read it Catherine. Who do you think would like it?
Where can I buy the book?
Amazon or for autographed copies www.MarionSyversen.com I can speak for no cost to you church or group. Contact me on the web site to register.
Disclosure:
Only securities and advisory services offered through Wall Street Financial Group, Inc. Registered Investment Advisor. Member FINRA/SIPC. Norumbega Financial and Wall Street Financial Group, Inc., are separate entities, independently owned and operated.
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