Wealth Unbroken: Growing Wealth Uninterrupted by Market Crashes, Taxes, and Even Death

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What Most Financial Advisors Will Not Tell You

According to Rebecca Walser, tax attorney and financial strategist, conventional wealth building wisdom has been leading Americans astray for 40 years. In Wealth Unbroken, Rebecca explains how and why following the popular beliefs about long-term wealth building are keeping 96 out of 100 Americans from financial success in their retirement.

A New, Refreshing Approach To A Critical Subject

Wall Street and mediocre, fee-seeking financial advisors have fed half-truths to Americans for decades, ruining their lifetime pocketbooks for their own gain. In an easy to read, conversational style, Rebecca shows you how to be one of the few Americans who not only survives but thrives in the New Normal of changing Federal tax codes, Baby Boomer retirement and market volatility.

A Roadmap To Financial Success

No matter where you are along the path of life’s journey, reading this book will change how you see things when it comes to creating, preserving, and transferring wealth.

Learn how to employ strategies that provide financial peace of mind by guaranteeing lifetime income regardless of market crashes, terrible investments and unhealthy economics.

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About the Author

Leveraging her background as a tax attorney, a Certified Financial Plannerยฎ and wealth strategist, Rebecca Walser is uniquely qualified to assess, structure and implement the best income maximization, wealth maximization, tax mitigation/ minimization and optimal legacy strategies for her clients. Rebecca earned her bachelor s degree, summa cum laude, in finance, her Juris Doctor degree, cum laude, from the University of Florida, and her advanced law degree in taxation from New York University. Prior to law, she worked for years in finance with PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLP and the global networking division of IBM, acquired by AT&T. She continues to practice law in the areas of federal taxation, wealth preservation, trusts and legacy planning, business succession and estate planning, and asset management and protection. Rebecca spearheads a national practice with clients across the country and enjoys working with high income professionals, business owners, retirees and pre-retirees and high net worth families to implement advanced financial planning and wealth management strategies that maximize income and legacy distribution while minimizing taxes and managing risk. With over 15 years of financial experience, Rebecca maximizes her distinctive skillset and years of knowledge to the best advantage of her clients. Rebecca can be heard nationwide on iHeart radio weekly and she has also been featured in US News & World Report, New York Post, New York Daily News, Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg Business, ABC News, NBC News, CBS News, FOX News, CW, Chicago Tribune, Miami Herald, Boston Globe, LA Daily News, International Business Times, Investing Daily, Street Insider, and numerous other media outlets.

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