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How to Smell a Rat
- The Five Signs of Financial Fraud
- Narrated by: Scott Thomsen
- Length: 6 hrs and 9 mins
- Categories: Money & Finance, Personal Finance
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Publisher's Summary
There should be a premium for integrity. Asking the right questions and looking for the right setups goes a long way toward finding a firm that will protect your interests and your assets. Trusted financial expert and best-selling author Ken Fisher will help you avoid would-be embezzlers.
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- jonathan
- 03-01-18
good information!
I am a financial Advisor and I would definitely recommend anyone to read this book! Fisher has done it again