The Procrastinator’s Bible for Financial Success: Nine Essential Steps for Planning, Budgeting, and Investing

Frank J. Eberhart
iUniverse (2007)
ISBN 9780595411986
Reviewed by Vicki Landes for Reader Views (11/07)


At first glance, you might be a little bit skeptical about a mere 137-page book labeled a ‘bible.’  Yet author Frank J. Eberhart delivers a straightforward and concise look at personal finances…even if you think you’ve put it off way too long.  “The Procrastinator’s Bible for Financial Success:  Nine Essential Steps for Planning, Budgeting, and Investing” will get you up and on the road toward fiscal achievement in no time flat.

“The Procrastinator’s Bible for Financial Success” is organized in a workbook style format, making it easy to apply your current situation right there as you read.  These practical applications make immediate use of what you learn – and as you are learning it - giving you the confidence that you are getting the gist of each concept.  Eberhart leaves ample writing space to fill in your own information for analysis and future reference. 

If terms like ‘defective granter trust’ or ‘qualified terminal interest property’ make your head spin, “The Procrastinator’s Bible for Financial Success” will take away the pain.  Eberhart walks you step-by-step through a myriad of different financial options and even the most confusing terminology.  There are plenty of reasons why people procrastinate when it comes to truly managing their money.  “The Procrastinator’s Bible for Financial Success” actually makes it hard not to go ahead and get things organized. 

Financial advisors and insurance agents all have products to sell so you are never 100% sure that the information they give you is completely unbiased.  Are you buying into a smart investment that will positively benefit your financial future or are you simply padding their big ol’ commission checks?  With “The Procrastinator’s Bible for Financial Success,” you don’t have those concerns and uncertainties; you have honest, impartial advice meant to profit (pun intended) you and your loved ones. 

Frank J. Eberhart wants you to quit postponing your financial makeover and discover how easy it actually is.  “The Procrastinator’s Bible for Financial Success” does just that, regardless of your previous fiscal background (or lack thereof).  It’s never been this effortless – or pleasant – to make sense of the complicated financial world!  Why put it off a minute longer?

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