Your Fingertips (NAPSA)—Now in paperback, a trio of books from bestselling author and PBS television personality Ric Edelman. While each book e approaches the topic of personal finance from a slightly different perspective, all are Edelman “must reading” for anyone looking for financial freedom. Ordinary People, Extraordinary Wealth (HarperBusiness, $15.00), Edelman’s most successful book, discusses eight unconventional but proven strategies for smart investing from Ric Edelman’s survey of 5,000 of his most successful clients. From never paying off your mortgage to never diversifying ORDINARY PHO the money in your ~ plan, these strategies have put ordi- nary investors on D the road to financial La security. “Th The New Rules of Money, (HarperPerennial, $15.00) Edel- , man attacks conventional and often- the heard theories about ne Tule how to save and invest your money M oney and illustrates and rovrnimcaLsiccss toexplains in simple, layman's terms how + to revamp your en- tire financial modus operandi. The New Rules of Money charts an upto-date, informed fiscal course for Main Street, not Wall Street. The Truth About Money, (Harp- erBusiness, $19.95) is a comprehensive, practical, “how-to” manual on financial planning. ’ Perhaps, best of all, the book explains difficult financial concepts in plain English with a = breezy style. It’s fun and easy to read. All three books are available wherever books are sold.
