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The Dumb Things Smart People Do with Their Money
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In 'The Dumb Things Smart People Do with Their Money,' Jill Schlesinger provides insights and advice on a range of financial topics.
The book highlights thirteen costly mistakes people often make, such as buying financial products they don't understand, taking on too much college debt, and failing to protect their identity.
Schlesinger draws on her experience as a Wall Street trader, investment adviser, and money expert to offer practical and accessible rules for managing finances.
She also delves into the emotional side of money and how it affects decision-making, using personal stories and real-life examples to illustrate her points.
The book highlights thirteen costly mistakes people often make, such as buying financial products they don't understand, taking on too much college debt, and failing to protect their identity.
Schlesinger draws on her experience as a Wall Street trader, investment adviser, and money expert to offer practical and accessible rules for managing finances.
She also delves into the emotional side of money and how it affects decision-making, using personal stories and real-life examples to illustrate her points.
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as her first book, available for purchase on her website.

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