Denis Gorbunov

  Although personal finance is personal, we all share two common goals: - Everyone wants to have their spending under control. - Everyone wants to make more money with minimal effort. I learned finance from market pros - folks who move money in and out of public companies. There's a lot of wisdom in what they do that you can apply to your personal finance. I'm here to: 1). Give you personal finance tips based on real-life stories. Financial success stories show you can be wealthy too. I have a colleague who has more than $1 million in his investment account. He’s an electrician. Can you relate to him? He hasn’t done anything extraordinary. 2). Acquaint you with recent findings from research into consumer behavior. What and how you buy is the subject of intensive studies in business and science. Your personality strongly affects your decisions to spend money. You’ll learn the HOW and WHY of spending less and investing more. 3). Tell you about behind-the-scenes workings of financial markets. The Internet is a source of misinformation leading investors to make unwise financial decisions. You won’t be part of the crowd selling their portfolios at the worst possible moment.

 



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