title: A Girl Needs Cash: How to Take Charge of Your Financial Life
author:  Joan Perry 
description: <b>TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR FINANCIAL LIFE!</b><br /><br />The easiest way to lose control of your life is to lose control of your financial life. Joan Perry's spectacularly successful Wall Street career shielded her from that truth--until a failed love affair and a lost nest egg jolted her into rethinking her priorities and then acting on them. Today, through her company, Take Charge Financial!, Perry helps women gain control of their money and their lives by building long-term financial well-being through smart investing.<br /><br />In <b>A Girl Needs Cash</b>, Perry provides women at all stages of life with an unusual program that goes beyond just the basics of personal finance. She breaks through the myths and misconceptions that have kept women financial captives and gives the scoop on growing wealth. Among the important topics discussed:<br /><br />Taking charge: Perry shows you step by step how to review your spending habits and develop new sources of income to create the kind of life you want to live--now and well into your future.<br /><br />Creating the "money machine": Perry shows how to build a personal "money machine" to generate real cash flow with the right investment choices for you--stocks, mutual funds, real estate--and understand the tax choices that affect your cash flow.<br /><br />The time to take financial action is now. From offering new thinking about your attitude toward money to providing the tools for successful investing, <b>A Girl Needs Cash</b> is one of the most important books a woman can read.
zlib_text: My sister in law
   
  Dust jacket
   
  None Tags: General Interest
  
  Jaime Bayly      
   
   
  My sister in law      
  
   
   
  I think my wife is sleeping with my brother, Ignacio thinks.      
  Ignacio is a banker and has just turned thirty-five years old.us. He
  married Zoe nine ago, they have no children and they live in a very nice
  house in the suburbs. You have enough money to pay for your whims and
  hers. She works hard: she leaves the house very early, when Zoe is asleep,
  and usually returns at night. Actually, he likes to be in the bank and
  multiply his money. He's good at money things, he always was: he supposes
  that he inherited that talent from his father, who founded a bank, worked in
  it all his life and died of cancer, leaving that prosperous business to him and
  his younger brother, Gonzalo, who is thirty, Zoe's age. Gonzalo is not
  interested in working in the bank, because he is a painter, like his mother,
  who also paints but, unlike him, never sold a painting. She doesn't visit the
  bank m