Peter Lazaroff’s New Book, "Making Money Simple"

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 Plancorp Team By: Plancorp Team

We’re thrilled to announce the release of Peter Lazaroff’s new book, Making Money Simple.

A prolific writer and our Co-Chief Investment Officer, Peter has built a national reputation as an educator due to his ability to simplify complex financial topics into easily digestible lessons. In addition to running a nationally recognized blog, Peter regularly publishes articles with Forbes and The Wall Street Journal.

 Now Peter’s concise, jargon-free wisdom is available book form.

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PeterLazaroff_Headshot-1-2Making Money Simple is geared toward those in their 20s - 40s who are excelling in their careers and want to make sure they are doing the right things with their money.

People who are enjoying career success often dedicate years acquiring knowledge and honing their craft. Because money often isn’t part of the story in the early years, important financial conversations can easily fall to the wayside.

That's why it is so important to define your goals, develop an optimal savings plan and automate as much of that plan as possible. The purpose of Making Money Simple is to give you a clear starting point, so you can focus only on the decisions that matter most. The goal is to create a saving system that quietly nudges your finances in the right direction without regular effort on your part.

If you're a Plancorp client and would like a complimentary copy of the book, please contact your Wealth Manager. Making Money Simple is also available for purchase on Amazon. 

Please join Plancorp in congratulating Peter on this exciting accomplishment!

 

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