Uncommon Sense: Stories About Saving, Investing, and Everything In Between - Gleba, Jill
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This is a book for the "financial curious" who want to learn more about personal finances but aren't sure where to begin. Ideas and stories designed to help readers make thoughtful money decisions, set goals and take action. Written in an engaging and conversational manner, it empowers you to begin, or continue good financial habits for years of financial growth. This book teaches practical common sense and about all of those things that you wish your parents taught you but didn't know better. It goes from youth to retirement and includes how to invest, shop for a career, and choose a college…mehr

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This is a book for the "financial curious" who want to learn more about personal finances but aren't sure where to begin. Ideas and stories designed to help readers make thoughtful money decisions, set goals and take action. Written in an engaging and conversational manner, it empowers you to begin, or continue good financial habits for years of financial growth. This book teaches practical common sense and about all of those things that you wish your parents taught you but didn't know better. It goes from youth to retirement and includes how to invest, shop for a career, and choose a college all the way to starting a business and knowing if you are ready to retire. Caring for parents and special needs family members as well as estate planning is discussed. Every entrepreneur, business professional, student or parent that reads this book will have tangible steps to create their desired financial future.
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Jill Gleba grew up outside Detroit Michigan, and founded Gleba and Associates, an independent financial management firm, more than 35 years ago. Her introduction to investing happened at 12 years old when she took the earnings from her paper route and invested in the market. She lives with her husband Bruce, and they both enjoy the outdoors, traveling, golfing, and spending time with her two adult kids Michelle (Nick) and Robert (Courtney) and their dogs. Being an Accredited Investment Fiduciary (AIF), Jill helped many businesses, employees, and families save and invest for their future. Over the years, Jill realized that many people were not taught how to invest money and feels this should be "common sense" and as normal as "driving a car." She wants to change this pattern for every working family. She has been consistently presented the 5-star award as a top planner in Metro Detroit featured in Hour Detroit Magazine and Detroit Monthly Magazine. Jill is a certified women business owner, a board member of Furniture Bank, and has been featured on radio, television, and a speaker for many organizations on the topic of money.