Review:
"Swindled is a good read, you should get this book." ---Paul Lisnek, Politics Tonight, WGN TV Chicago "Swindled reads like an autopsy, it's a great book and a fascinating read." ---Mark Marshall and Michael Levine, Co-host, The Expert Witness Radio Show, WBAI-FM NYC
About the Author:
E. Henry Schoenberger graduated from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio with a degree in English and Economics. Swindled is not the book of a professor to impress scholarly colleagues, or the book of a businessman impressed by his own ego. But the book of a thinker, with an ingrained concern for the public good. Schoenberger has served in a variety of roles in the financial world. In 1968 he was among the nation's earliest financial planners. He provided testimony to Senate Finance for TRA 86, at the request of George Mitchell, Senate Majority leader. He has specialized in succession planning for individuals and closely-held companies, and investment advice for over four decades - as a general agent in the insurance and as an NASD Member Firm broker-dealer. He has been a consultant to national real estate sponsors; done investment banking and run venture capital companies. His first book - Invest for Success, How To Avoid Getting Ripped off by Real Estate Partnerships, the Stock Market and Diversification - was a critical success nationally in 1990. Because it armed readers with questions to ask to elicit answers no one volunteers. When invited by a VP of Miami University to speak about the book to honor finance students, the Chairman of the department said it was “the equivalent of a PhD thesis published as a trade book.” Schoenberger has authored articles in professional journals and mainstream publications. From 45 years of tax related specialization; and from 25 years of teaching his continuing education courses to CPAs, Bank Trust Officers and Attorneys – he understands tax law and how Congress has used our tax code for "Social Engineering" for special interests. He is a poet-philosopher, a pragmatic idealist with a bifurcated point of view concerned with the common good and economic realities, who has lived on the inside of what he has written about. And has been a life long student of economics as well as a political junkie dating from the day his father gave him an “I like Ike” button. Schoenberger saw at the end of the 80s that Financial Darwinism was a growing cancer. His letters to Senators, the SEC and his outline on Financial Darwinism from his CPE courses are included in Swindled’s appendixes. His belief that Financial Darwinism must be identified and acknowledged as the root cause of our economic cancer to be on a more equitable and stable path now and into the future. And this reality is his raison d’être for writing Swindled.
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