Rich Dad Poor Dad Co-Author Releases New Book For Women

WealthWave Media, a leading publisher of financial education materials, is proud to announce the release of its highly anticipated book, How Money Works For Women: Take Control or Lose It. Co-authored by renowned financial literacy expert Sharon Lechter, best known for her bestselling book Rich Dad Poor Dad, and accomplished attorney and Certified Financial Educator® Kim Scouller, this empowering guide is set to revolutionize the way women approach their financial journeys.

“With this book, we empower women to take charge of their financial futures and build a legacy of wealth,” said Sharon Lechter, Co-Author of How Money Works For Women. “We provide women with the knowledge and confidence they need to navigate the financial landscape successfully. We share examples of women from every decade of life, from 19 to 86, so that every woman will find information that helps her take action to improve her financial life today!”

80% of men die married, while 80% of women die single. This fact alone shows the importance of women taking control of their finances. With women projected to control $30 trillion of U.S. financial assets by 2030, the need for them to navigate this great wealth transfer with knowledge and confidence is more crucial than ever. How Money Works For Women delves into the unique financial challenges and opportunities that women encounter throughout their lives. Covering topics from paying for college and starting businesses to raising children, caring for elderly parents, surviving divorce or the death of a spouse, and planning for retirement and long-term care needs, the book addresses the diverse financial aspects of women’s lives.

Lechter, a New York Times bestselling author and entrepreneur, has collaborated with Scouller, an attorney and Certified Financial Educator®, to create a comprehensive resource addressing the specific financial concerns faced by women. The book aims to demystify complex financial concepts and provide actionable advice, ultimately bridging the gender wealth gap and inspiring women to embrace their financial potential.