If I'm So Smart Where Did all My Money Go?
By Doug Warshauer
"Life is made richer through planning - period! Doug's book provides excellent tools and strategies for helping build this plan. The fact it is written in story form keeps the pages alive and the reader interested." -- Ken Stern, author of "Pounce: How to Seize Profit in Today's Chaotic Markets"
"Warshauer's new book offers a fresh approach for folks wandering their way through today's financial jungles. Doug takes a pragmatic and evidence-based approach to financial planning aimed squarely at reducing personal anxieties and quickly building confidence in our financial futures. Doug shows us an effective and simple to follow 18-step map designed to help us pay off our debts, begin saving, avoid risks in the financial markets, and plan for our sunset years. Easy-to-relate to anecdotal stories sprinkled liberally throughout make learning Warshauer's 18 step financial guideline a snap to remember. Best of all, "If I'm So Smart, Where Did All My Money Go?" is results-oriented, designed to quickly instill the self-confidence you need to put you on the path towards maximizing your financial goals today. -- John Bougearel, author of "Riding the Storm Out, What Should Investors Do Now?"
"Warshauer has created something entirely new -- the personal finance novel. It should be devoured by readers of any income level looking to save for the future, as well as anyone trying to get back on track after running up too much debt." -- Craig Karmin, author, "Biography of the Dollar"
"A must read for anyone worried about their financial future!" -- Dennis Blitz, author, "Save Smart, Earn More," and President, The IRA Club
"It has the perfect balance of sophisticated information written in a easy to understand way that even I can understand!" --Barry Moltz, author, "Bounce: Failure, Resiliency, and Confidence to Achieve Your Next Great Success"
Doug Warshauer is the founder of Kessler Warshauer Ventures, a highly successful private equity investment firm. His original research modeling Americans' financial lives underlies the advice in this book. He holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management, an MA in cinema studies from New York University, and a BA from the University of California, Berkeley.