AN INDIAN AMERICAN'S GUIDE TO SAVVY INVESTMENT STRATEGIES
Your family's heritage of beginning anew in a foreign country is a bold move to take pride in-and indeed a legacy you want to continue by investing wisely.
As an Indian American in the US, you may often face challenges pertaining to how to exist in "modern" society while adhering to what may feel like "old-world," or traditional principles and values. You yearn to exist in both worlds while remaining financially savvy, enjoying a comfortable lifestyle, protecting your family, and investing in their future . . .
Such beginnings were Rajesh Jyotishi's, a twenty-five year veteran of the financial-services industry. And now in THE MONEY TALK, he has compiled some of the most important lessons to accumulate, protect, and transfer your wealth in the most efficient way while avoiding enormous risks.
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"The Money Talk is a very timely and practical guide to retirement planning, specially written for the Indian American community. Rajesh Jyotishi is master storyteller. He makes such a dry subject as financial planning a joy to read." -Jagdish N. Sheth, Kellstadt Professor of Business, Emory University
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Höhe: 241 mm
Breite: 165 mm
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978-1-59932-543-9 (9781599325439)
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RAJESH JYOTISHI was born in Mumbai, India and has been living in Atlanta, GA, for the majority of his life. Rajesh has been in the insurance and financial-services industry for over twenty-five years and started his own firm, Shalin Financial Services in 1995, providing services in life/health insurance, employee benefits, and investments and financial planning. Rajesh was also one of the cofounders and president of Khabar magazine, a popular magazine for the Indian American community in Georgia and has been the host of the Moneywise column in the magazine since its inception.
Rajesh has been through numerous professional-designation courses including the Certified Estate Planner, Master Certified Estate Planner, Certified Senior Advisor, Certified Long-Term Care Adviser, as well as the Financial Planner Program at Oglethorpe University. He currently does not hold any of the designations mentioned above for personal reasons. Ask him why if you get a chance to talk to him!
Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction Welcome to America-My Story! Money and Retirement The Seven Biggest Hurdles in Retirement Four Biggest Lessons Learned from the Crisis of 2008 Six Insurance Questions Asked after My Motorcycle Accident Of Time and Money Saving for Retirement The Ultimate Retirement Plan Planning for Retirement Income Long-Term Care and the Desi Community Health Insurance Planning for Parents Moving to the United States from Abroad Basics of Estate Planning Planning for Estate Taxes Advanced Estate Planning Leaving a Charitable Legacy Six Lessons for My Kids and You Namaste: How Can I Help? FREE Gift of Carpe Diem CD Appendix A: Survey Results: what are your Two Biggest Worries when it comes to Retirement? Appendix B: Survey Results: Money Talk for Teens
