Financially Forward

How to Use Today's Digital Tools to Earn More, Save Better, and Spend Smarter

De: Alexa von Tobel

Narrado por: Alexa von Tobel

Chief digital officer at Northwestern Mutual, founder/CEO of LearnVest, and New York Times bestelling author shows how to use the simple tools of the digital age to get more out of our money.

We live in a new financial world. Our wallets--like every other aspect of our lives--have gone fully digital. From mobile pay to on-demand everything to cryptocurrencies, technology is rewriting the rules for how we earn, save, spend and invest.

Technology has made virtually every aspect of our lives cheaper and more convenient. Shouldn't it do the same when it comes to managing our finances?

Von Tobel says that it can. In this straightforward and jargon-free guide, she shows us how to use the simple tools found on any smartphone to put more money back into our wallets. Readers will learn:
Six new trends that are impacting our finances - and how to optimize them
How to navigate the world of mobile pay, and cash in by going cash-free
How to save time and money by putting your savings--and spending--on autopilot
Best practices for keeping your identity and financial accounts ultra-secure
How to talk to digital natives - ie your kids - about financial planning
What the Bitcoin hype is all about and how to prepare for the future of digital money

Preparing ourselves for the financial future gives us the security and freedom to live our richest lives. It's time to move Financially Forward...or get left behind.

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"Financially Forward is the everyday guide you need to master your money in the digital age. Alexa breaks down how we can be using everything from Venmo to cryptocurrency to take our finances to the next level."
–Carly Zakin and Danielle Weisberg, Co-Founders and Co-CEOs of theSkimm

“Alexa Von Tobel is a financial guru for the real world. She approaches saving money the same way I try to approach food—by making it accessible—and achievable—for everyone. If you are looking for straightforward tips on how to put more cash in your pocket, Alexa’s your girl!”
–Rachael Ray


"Financial confidence is the first step in creating a life that is rich with potential! Alexa gives you the tools you need to be your future self's best advocate."
–Daphne Oz, TV Host and New York Times Bestselling Author of The Happy Cook

"Alexa cares deeply about the future of Americans and their wallets. She is passionate and committed to helping people take control of their money as technology evolves, and preparing them financially for the future ahead."
–Tyler Winklevoss, CEO of Gemini



“A refreshing take on how technology can help us maximize our wallets. This book will make you smarter and leave you feeling ready to tackle your money like a pro.”
–Randi Zuckerberg, CEO of Zuckerberg Media and New York Times Bestselling author of Pick Three

"Every aspect of our lives - how we earn, spend, and save - is changing. In Financially Forward, von Tobel masterfully walks us through this era of change so we can all thrive and prosper." - Stacy Brown-Philpot, CEO of TaskRabbit

great

wow I learned a lot I wish my family had taught me this! fuck ya!

How money have move on to Digital world

to pay off your credit card debt should be your first goals😆😆😆😂😂 Love it

practical advice , moving forward

there is much to look forward to in the advancing technology of today and this book will give you a practical approach to move forward confidently.

Excellent tools!

Super information in this book. I had to keep going back to listen to the concepts presented. Highly recommend!

unoriginal and uninspiring

You would be better served by just reading a blog or a listening to some quality videos on YouTube or podcasts. This is full of your typical silicon valley jargon and is neither entertaining nor informative. I was really disappointed because I had gotten this audiobook after hearing the author's Ted talk which was actually rather good.

Ok for beginners

It was very basic information with an odd section on Bitcoin that felt out of place with the rest of the book. Personally, I was looking for something more advanced with more in-depth info. It’s good for someone who’s just starting out.

I don’t know who this was written for?

This wasn’t a bad book, but it wasn’t good either. Very repetitive in some points (‘gig economy’, ‘block chain’, etc.). Not super informative on a lot of the topics unique to the book, but just enough high level information to confuse an older person and underwhelm a younger person with things we already know. The author narrating the book was very monotone which was hard to want to listen to as well.
Ultimately the book left me feeling like I could’ve gotten the same information from one long blog post or some 10 page guide, and I’m still confused on who the book’s audience is supposed to be? Baby boomers? Gen X? Millennials? Who knows?
Glad I got it through an audible sale. (;