Know what you don’t know so you’ll know who to trust.

As a widow who has experienced her own financial uncertainties and knowledge gaps, Pam brings empathy and refreshing jocularity to a guide on financial literacy that specifically addresses the challenges of women.

Pam offers her observations from the unique perspective of someone whose life partner is a financial professional. She exposes the chasm between those seeking confidence about their financial well-being and the advisors who, even when they mean well, often only confuse and confound, rather than edify their clients and instill trust.

Pam’s layperson’s insights include:

• What a financial advisor is, exactly, and how to find one
• Understanding stocks and bonds and other assets that make up investment markets
• Three basic kinds of savings accounts for the different stages of a financial life
• The four main types of savings vehicles available for building and managing wealth

With wit and affability, Pam translates the jargon of financial advisors and wealth managers into comprehensible everyday language. She leads the listener toward understanding the basic concepts, principles, and building blocks for constructing their own sound financial house, and the criteria for vetting the financial professionals who will best help assist in that mission.

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