Don't Let Technology Crack Your Nest Egg - Kamen, Ken; Burg, Dale
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""Financial advisor explores technology's transformation of every aspect of our lives with its potential to both enhance our opportunities and threaten our lifestyle. He recommends the best approaches to protect our 'cyberselves' from manipulation by influencers from ominous sources and maintain control on the digital highway as we spend, save, and invest our assets"--

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""Financial advisor explores technology's transformation of every aspect of our lives with its potential to both enhance our opportunities and threaten our lifestyle. He recommends the best approaches to protect our 'cyberselves' from manipulation by influencers from ominous sources and maintain control on the digital highway as we spend, save, and invest our assets"--
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With nearly four decades of experience in the securities and personal finance industries, Ken Kamen is a nationally recognized financial expert and advisor. He is the author of the highly acclaimed book from Bloomberg Press, Reclaim Your Nest Egg: Take Control of Your Financial Future. He is president of Mercadien Asset Management as well as president of Mercadien Securities and was a past chairman of the National Investment Banking Association, the preeminent national association of regional banking firms. Ken has consulted with the U.S. House of Representatives Commerce Committee and Ways and Means Committee, testified before the House Subcommittee on Finance, and served as chairman of a business advisory group to the U.S. House of Representatives' Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee on matters surrounding financial and accounting reforms as well as small business issues. He is frequently called upon by national print and broadcast media to comment on a wide range of financial- and investment-related topics and trends. Ken appears regularly on CNBC, Reuters, and Fox Business Channel, has contributed to Forbes.com, and is often invited to colleges, universities, and many investment-related forums to speak on topics related to personal finance and global markets.