Bestselling author in three categories Finance, Insurance, and Business and Money, Jessie Christo recently released his latest book, The Financial Toolbox, to positive critical reception. Christo’s book is a financial resource to help entrepreneurs tackle common financial issues that frequently cause problems for business owners. Included in The Financial Toolbox are the tips and tricks to make running a business profitable and to face the challenges inherent in startup companies.
According to Christo, “As a business owner you face unique challenges and concerns that can keep you up at night. This book is designed to help you navigate these challenges no matter what stage your business is in, so you can make better financial decisions and have a balanced, successful and stress-free life.” The Financial Toolbox includes information on how to choose “all-star support,” how to create corporate structures, where to invest, how to avoid the pitfalls of intergenerational transfers, how to protect against disability and death, and how to get the most from valuable assets.
Barry Spilchuk, the co-author of A Cup of Chicken Soup for the Soul, states “I found out first-hand how a good book can impact someone’s life. Jessie Christo has written a good book full of important strategies and concepts for entrepreneurs and business owners. I wish I had read this book 25 years ago. It would have saved me a lot of time, frustration and money. The Financial Toolbox is a timely book; 98 percent of all the businesses in Canada are small- to medium-size and are vital to the overall economy. The information in these pages will help with the financial planning aspects that are unique and relevant to business owners.”
Those who are interested can get a free downloadable copy of The Financial Toolbox, a $44 value, at www.thefinancialtoolbox.ca. For more information, see the website.
About Jessie Christo: Jessie Christo is the bestselling author of The Financial Toolbox, a comprehensive look at the best practices and techniques to create and manage wealth through a small- or medium-sized business. He is a Certified Financial Planner or CFP and a Certified Professional Consultant on Aging or CPCA. He is registered with the Ontario Securities Commission and is a licensed agent with the Financial Services Commission of Ontario.