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by Kirk G. Meyer (Author)
Everyone needs to invest for their retirement and plan for the day that their retirement gets here. The issue is most Americans have not saved very much for emergencies much less their retirement. Investing is not just an activity for the wealthy but rather anyone who takes the time to understand what it is they need. Investing 101: A Basic Guide to Investing for Beginners is a brief look at the basics of investing and how you can overcome any fears you may have about investments. Anyone can invest in the markets if they chose to and how is up to them as well. It is important that before anyone begin their investing career that they first understand the basics and what it takes to be a successful investor. This book will lay out the basics of investing and make it easy for you to join the world of being a proactive investor to aid and protect your financial future. Get on top of your investments and start down the path to a financial state of freedom by reading Investing 101: A Basic Guide to Investing for Beginners and buy your copy today.
Author Biography
Kirk G. Meyer's educational and work background is fairly diverse. He holds a BS in Business Administration from Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence, Kansas and an MBA and MS in Accounting from Strayer University in Washington, DC. He just finished the final course in an MS in Financial Planning from Bentley University in suburban Boston, Massachusetts. Mr. Meyer works for the federal government in the area of contracts and prior to his current position was a bank examiner for a federal regulatory agency. In addition to his education and work experience, he is also a registered independent life insurance agent in his home state of Tennessee, selling various life insurance and annuities to individuals and families in need of these types of products. His educational background and love of helping others make him an asset to those looking for assistance and guidance in financial and personal financial matters.
