Maryland Financial Planner to Release “The Personal Finance Handbook”

FULTON, Md., Nov. 23, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Financial decision making is difficult and a source of stress in today's society.  There is endless information online and in print but the studies continue to point to consumers being overwhelmed and falling behind in their financial goals. Perhaps this quantity of resources is contributing to the issues rather than simplifying it.  A new book coming out from author and financial planner Brian Kuhn aims to help.  It will be called "The Personal Finance Handbook: the best personal finance questions and their answers."

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"What I wanted to do was take all the questions I am typically asked in a client relationship and put down 2-3 paragraphs answering each one so readers of the book could quickly reference some helpful information in their research, but also not feel overwhelmed by reading an entire book if they don't want to," Kuhn states.

There are books on the shelf now that try to compile all the facts and information one might need on a particular personal finance topic that is becomes more work to understand everything than the reader may have set out to do.  And what is ironic is those book's goal was to simplify it.  So here we have a reference guide you might leave on the kitchen table.  If you come across a topic on the news or online that affects your personal situation, grab the handbook and see what it says.

Some examples of questions include, "what to do if my identity is stolen," should I buy or lease a car," and "what happens if I die without a will" among many others.  At a total of 342 pages of content there is probably something included that relates to the reader's goals and concerns.
"And it's probably not too often that you have an author of book specifically recommending you NOT read every page of their book.  Just have it on hand and read a couple questions at a time, or reference the ones that personally affect you," Kuhn added.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Brian Kuhn is a financial planner of 14 years in Fulton MD.  Previously he authored "Total Compensation: A Practical Guide to Federal Employee Benefits" which is also available on Amazon.com. He has written personal finance columns that have appeared on Credit.com, Yahoo Finance, CapGazette.com, Fedsmith.com, and HuffingtonPost among others.  Through his financial planning business named PSG Clarity, he specifically chooses to work with people who "do NOT feel wealthy" according to his website.  It focuses exclusively on households below a certain investment threshold as opposed to above it like many financial planners do.
Securities offered through Triad Advisors, Member FINRA / SIPC.  Advisory Services offered through Planning Solutions Group, LLC.  Planning Solutions Group, LLC is not affiliated with Triad Advisors. PSG Clarity is a division of Planning Solutions Group, LLC

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Securities offered through Triad Advisors, Member FINRA / SIPC.  Advisory Services offered through Planning Solutions Group, LLC.  Planning Solutions Group, LLC is not affiliated with Triad Advisors. PSG Clarity is a division of Planning Solutions Group, LLC

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