Finally, New Book from a Wall Street Pro Presents Investment Advice Specifically for Christians

NAPLES, Fla. - EntSun -- Unbiased, intelligent investment guidance can be tough to find. For Christians, what the Bible teaches about wealth is an important consideration too. Thankfully, "How to Be a Great Investor: Investment Techniques for Christians" by Richard Everett has been released in its third edition with updates to address pandemic uncertainty, continuing to be the most relevant investment book for Christians.

"I felt he wanted to help me make the best investment decisions I could possibly make," said Nicholas Gugliotti after reading Everett's book, capturing Everett's goal to make a complex subject approachable. Everett shares his perfectly-honed recipe for a successful portfolio, gives real examples from clients who took his advice to heart—and those who lamentably did not—and opens up about making difficult financial decisions after the 9/11 tragedy.

Friends' encouragement to make his teachings widely available led to "How to Be a Great Investor", plus a series of podcasts, blogs, and a new video curriculum, all available at www.greatinvestor.org. Recognizing that available resources for Christians focused on general finance and lacked any real biblical investment guidance, Everett seeks to fill that void to help believers get their portfolios on track and become great investors.

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While Everett is sure to cover his bases, what you'll find in "How to Be a Great Investor" is far from the oft-repeated truisms of Wall Street. He exposes what makes investing difficult (and how to overcome it), while diving into subjects like stock picking, when and how to use annuities (hint: they're not as expensive as you think) and how to find a financial adviser who will put your interests first. Readers find Everett's humorous approach easy reading and are entertained by anecdotes from characters as wide ranging as Warren Buffett and Yogi Berra.

How to Be a Great Investor (ISBN 9798713840990, Trade Paper, $14.95, ISBN 9781953625014, eBook, $9.99; 164 pages, Christian Living / Business & Professional Growth) from Intelligent Design Press, is available from all major online book retailers. More information and additional resources can be found at www.greatinvestor.org.

About the Author
Richard Everett worked in the financial arena for over 35 years before retiring and turning his focus toward educating Christian investors. As an Investment Advisor, Everett had the privilege of helping clients navigate the tech bubble, 9/11, the Great Recession, the flash crash, and everything in between. Awarded Financial Planner of the Year by First Financial Planners (1996), Richard has taught financial courses to thousands of people via his radio and television shows, his books, and in person. Richard is also an internationally known speaker. He has presented biblically-based financial principles in churches, conferences, Bible colleges, and universities, including The Yale University School of Management Believers in Business Conference.

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