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It's Your Money

How banking went rogue, where it is now and how to protect and grow your money

Alan Kohler

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English
Black Inc
19 August 2019
What led to the banking crisis? Will we see real change from the royal commission? And how can you protect your money going forward?

In It's Your Money, Alan Kohler, one of Australia's most trusted financial experts, offers unique insights into and thorough analysis of the crisis in financial services. Having observed the industry first-hand for more than forty-five years, Kohler sees the big picture in a way no-one else can.

With a sharp and unflinching eye, Kohler explains how the stage was set for corruption, breaks down the royal commission's findings and unpacks what it means for you. He shares his investing philosophy and offers advice on all aspects of financial planning, including appraising financial plans, growing your superannuation, and ethical investment.

You don't need to be an expert to manage your money well, but you do need to know how to choose trustworthy advisers and services. Kohler gives you the knowledge and insight you need to invest sensibly to protect and grow your money.

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Imprint:   Black Inc
Country of Publication:   Australia
Dimensions:   Height: 233mm,  Width: 152mm,  Spine: 22mm
Weight:   401g
ISBN:   9781760641016
ISBN 10:   1760641014
Pages:   320
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Alan Kohler is a financial commentator and author. He is the founder of The Constant Investor, business editor-at-large of The Australian, finance presenter on ABC News, presenter of the Talking Business channel on Qantas inflight radio and adjunct professor in the business faculty of Victoria University. Over the past twenty years, Alan has advocated for investors? interests, campaigning for fairer fees, greater transparency and stronger investor protections.

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