A journey through the personal money stories of the US presidents and how they built wealth—or didn’t.
Discover how some of the greatest leaders are the worst money managers and our least favorite presidents are good at making money.
From Harry Truman's financial anxiety to Calvin Coolidge's stock market troubles and George Washington's marriage-enhanced net worth - our presidents are just like us, chasing the American financial dream.
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Money is always moving. The savvy follow it
to build, grow and keep wealth.
Uncover the financial narratives of America's commanders-in-chief in All the Presidents Money. Written by Megan Gorman, a seasoned tax attorney and wealth manager, readers explore the varied personal finance stories of the US Presidents—from George Washington to Joe Biden. Find out who really was the poorest president, if Harry Truman was just troubled by late-night financial worries, and whether Calvin Coolidge was misguided by his stockbroker during the 1930 crash.
Key Points:
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Historical Wealth Insights
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Presidential Poverty
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Investment Blunders
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Success Stories vs. Financial Failures
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Building Your Wealth Strategy
We often view US Presidents as financial titans, untouched by monetary concerns that plague the average American. However, Megan Gorman reveals that they, too, experience financial anxiety, budgeting woes, and the often frustrating pursuit of the American financial dream.
Benefits to the Reader:
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Learn from History: Gain insights into how financial acumen (or the lack thereof) shaped the presidencies.
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Expert Analysis: Benefit from Gorman's tax and wealth management expertise.
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Apply Lessons: Discover financial strategies that still work today and avoid mistakes made by past presidents.
Gorman presents an engaging take on both presidential history and personal finance.
KIRKUS REVIEWS
Fascinating briefing on the financial habits of America’s Commanders in Chief.
BookLife
All the Presidents’ Money is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of money, power, and history.
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Megan Gorman skillfully illuminates the lives of presidents from financial perspectives that are both informative and inspiring.
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