Net Worth : Creating and Maximizing Wealth With the Internet

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Book Description
The Internet and World Wide Web are filled with tools and resources for investors. Net Worth: Creating and Maximizing Wealth with the Internet provides both an introduction to personal financial management and investment, as well as an exhaustive guide to on-line investment opportunities. The book features Web sites packed with financial data and related discussions. The book's companion CD-ROM provides software to help users manage their personal finance. Furthermore, Fortune, Individual Investor, Kiplinger, Prodigy, and CompuServ have provided free and trial subscriptions.

Synopsis
The Internet and Web are filled with tools and resources for investors. Take advantage of these tools with Net Worth.--includes easy-to-follow coverage of retirement planning, stocks and bonds, mutual funds, college tuition, precious metals and commodities. The package includes free software with connect time to financial services, charting and other tools. Free incentives include newsletters on investing, free software, videos, and trial subscription. (Communications/Networking)

About the Author
Edward J. Renehan, Jr. is married to Christa Renehan. They have two children: William James Renehan (born 1987) and Katherine Eleanor Renehan (born 1991). Renehan is the author of many books-some related to American history, others related to technology, the Internet, and finance. In the 1970s, Renehan worked as a musician and recorded with Pete Seeger for Folkways Records. He also served on the Board of Directors of the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, a nonprofit effort in environmental education.

Beginning in 1980, Renehan worked in publishing in New York City for fourteen years (holding positions at John Wiley & Sons, St. Martin's Press, Macmillan Publishing, and K-III/Newbridge) before moving to Rhode Island in 1994. At Macmillan Book Clubs (later named Newbridge Communications, a subsidiary of K-III Holdings), Renehan served as Director of Computer Publishing Programs and in that capacity oversaw the launch of Newbridge's Web site: http://www.booksonline.com Renehan's books and CD-ROMs have been published by Crown/Random House, Springer-Verlag, Chelsea Green, Jamsa Press, and (soon) HarperCollins.

E-mail: ejren@earthlink.net
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