HOW TO MANAGE YOUR MONEY: A Woman's Guide to Investing By ELIZABETH FOWLER, 1973

Description: HOW TO MANAGE YOUR MONEY: A Woman's Guide to Investing By ELIZABETH FOWLER (1973, Hardcover) First Edition Rare Book This vintage hardcover book is in very good used condition. It is a stated first edition. The dust jacket has some rips on the back, there are no markings in this book. The perfect rare book for the library of any Elizabeth Fowler fan or collector. Please see the photos for the condition as the photos are of the actual book that you will receive. Thank you! FROM THE FLAPS: "An intelligent woman who can raise children and run a successful home . . . can also learn to operate profitably in the investment world." states Elizabeth M. Fowler in the preface of How to Manage Your Money. Written by a well-known stock market observer and New York Times financial columnist, this is a brisk, uncomplicated guide to the stock market written "for women interested in investments - women who don't know much about the various facets of the stock mar-ket, as well as women who know something but want to increase their working knowledge." More than ever, she affirms, women are well educated, fully able to handle their own affairs, and have respectable amounts of money to invest - and yet as a group they have never been encouraged to think beyond the weekly food budget. Miss Fowler offers more than encouragement. She gives practical suggestions for parlaying a women's intelligence, time, and money into a new talent, one that yields dividends in cash and in satisfaction. How to Manage Your Money deals concisely with every aspect of the investment world, from the mechanics of inflation to the international money market, from how brokers operate to how taxes affect the investor, from how to speculate in a market to how to chart your own portfolio or even start your own investment club. To make full use of this book, all you need is an interest in your money and a willingness to pay attention to the newspapers: Miss Fowler can give you the vocabulary and the techniques to run your financial life coolly and soundly. "Whether you make your own money, whether you marry a successful man, or whether you inherit money, you should know how to take care of it and how to make your capital grow." Elizabeth M. Fowler received her M.B.A. in Economics from New York University in 1953, and subsequently became a financial writer on Wall Street; since 1956, she has been a financial news reporter for the New York Times. During her period at the Times, she has covered the stock market, commodities, and consumerism; written a personal finance column (which presently appears twice weekly) ; and written feature articles and book reviews for the Sunday Times. She is married to the vice president of a New York City bank and has two children. This is her third book.

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