|
|
|
|
About David Teitelbaum David F. Teitelbaum holds degrees in economics (University of Michigan) and mathematics (University of Maryland) and has had a distinguished career as an economist for the Federal government over the past 15 years. Prior to this job, he did defense analysis for Synergy, Inc., and served as an energy economist for the World Bank, Resources for the Future, Energy & Environmental Analysis, and H. Zinder & Associates, Inc. For more than a decade, Teitelbaum has also had a thriving business as a personal financial planner, advising individuals on saving for retirement, getting out of debt, investing, and taxes. Discovering his knack for making complicated financial subjects simple to understand without being simplistic, nine years ago he began to write articles to teach readers the basics of money management, as well as a more advanced knowledge of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. His articles are now published regularly in several Virginia newspapers: The King George Journal, The Westmoreland Journal, The Community Voice, and Center Link. Prompted by the response to his articles and his mounting realization of just how many smart and successful people do not have a clue about what to do to prepare for retirement, Teitelbaum decided it was time to wake up and shake up baby boomers. The result is his first book, THE PROCRASTINATOR'S GUIDE TO FINANCIAL SECURITY: How Anyone Over 40 Can Still Build a Strong Portfolio--and Retire Comfortably (AMACOM; March 2001). Based on his work, he has been interviewed, both on TV, on Bloomberg and News Channel 8, and on the radio, on National Public Radio and Business Radio WRC-AM, to name a few. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
