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Written and narrated by Jean Chatzky - Abridged Nonfiction - 2 CASSETTES - 3 hours

Publisher, Time Warner Audiobooks (January 2001)

"TALKING MONEY is simply brilliant" --Robert T Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad

"Jean Chatzky is to money what Martha Stewart is to living. In TALKING MONEY Jean paves the way for everyone on Main Street to live like they work on Wall Street, just the same way that Martha turns every cook into a three-star chef." --Ron lnsana, CNBC

Jean Chatzky, featured columnist for Money® magazine and USA Weekend, and a regular contributor to NBC's Today show, unleashes her winning strategies for effective money management, including:

• getting the little problems under control so the larger picture can quickly fall into place
• cutting the interest paid on credit cards, mortgages, or home equity loans
• filling a portfolio and allocating the assets as easily as picking stocks and mutual funds...and more

Using simple, time-honored methods, Chatzky tells listeners that accomplishing short term goals more quickly allows them to achieve their larger goals.

Today everyone is talking about money: how to spend it, how to save it, and how to invest it. But how much of this wall-to-wall money talk really makes sense? And how much of it has anything to do with you? Now one of America's best known and most trusted personal finance experts brings her down-to-earth style to an audiobook for real people with real issues about money.

The bad news is that many of us just don't "get" money—or our own financial situations. The good news, says Jean, is that "there is very little about money that can't be explained in terms of sixth-grade math and plain English." Here Jean uses her personal experience and professional knowledge to explain everything from credit to equity, bond funds to college savings plans.

When it comes to money talk, getting started is the hardest step of all. By the time you've finished TALKING MONEY, you'll really know what you're talking about—and the extra money in your pocket will speak for itself.