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Title: The Sexy Little Book of Finance II
Author: Frank Eberhart
Genre: Non Fiction - Business/Finance
Appearance: Cover, Construction, Chapter Headings, Illustrations, Table of Contents
5
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reader. Appearance includes everything from an enticing cover and intriguing
table of contents, to interesting chapter headings and eye-catching illustrations.
This book excelled in all of these areas.
Plot: Concept, Characters, Originality
5
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theme should be consistent and the plot should be original or told from a unique
perspective. All of these elements are exceptionally well done in this book.
Development: Description, Dialogue, Creativity, Organization, Length, Fluidity, Coherence
5
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Formatting: Editing, Proofreading, Layout
5 Editing and proofreading is where most authors fail. An author should have more
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than one person proofread their book. The best plot will fail if the reader has to
stumble through misspelled words, misused words, bad punctuation, and poor
grammar. This book is well edited.
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Overall Opinion: Overall Starred Rating
5
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opinion of the book. This is an excellent, very well written book.
Review:
An estate plan, budgeting, and investment are essential elements in helping to
secure your financial future. In Frank J. Eberhart’s book, The Sexy Little Book
of Finance II, is an easy to follow, fill-in-the-blanks workbook to help you design
the road map to your personal success.
Eberhart begins with estate planning and discusses wills and the consequences
of not having one, trusts, probate, and executors and their duties. He also
discusses the importance of having the information concerning your business
interests written down when the time arrives for others to sort things out and
protect the assets for which you worked so diligently. In book two, he discusses
the differences between your personal, business, and retirement budgets and
how each affects your success. He further discusses the different aspects of
your health care as you continue to age, including Medicare and Medicaid, as well
as long term health care and a basic formula for how much life insurance you
should have. The third book discusses investment strategies for different levels
of risk and best probable returns over a long term, including 401Ks and IRAs and
the best way to protect those investments to insure maximum benefits after
retirement. He also discusses different characteristics that one must consider in
a financial advisor. All three books blend well and work together to help the
reader plan all three parts of their financial future.
The Sexy Little Book of Finance II is a simple and easy to follow guide which leads
the reader through the necessary steps in each of the three areas in order to
help plan and execute their goals. The workbook is as easy as filling in the blanks
on a form with excellent guidance from the author. Straight forward, easy to use
and excellent advice makes The Sexy Little Book of Finance II a book that will
provide an excellent return in knowledge for a very small investment of time.
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