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Financial planner offers free book for physicians
If you've ever attended a trade conference, you know doctors love free stuff. So we're letting you know about a free financial planning book for physicians written by the president of a Dallas-based advisory firm.
If you've ever attended a trade conference, you know doctors love free stuff. So we're letting you know about a free financial planning book for physicians written by the president of a Dallas-based advisory firm.
The book, The Financial Fund of Knowledge, was written by Michael Reiman, a certified financial specialist whose practice, Reiman Financial, advises physicians, residents, and soon-to-be medical school graduates on a variety of financial issues.
To obtain the book, e-mail your contact information, including phone number (required for shipping), to reiman@attentiongroup.com
or visit http://www.reimanfinancial.com. Physicians won't be contacted by the firm unless they specifically request it, a spokesman for Reiman says.
