Financial adviser launches book

A Shropshire financial adviser has launched his debut book to help people feel good about their money and learn how to take care of their future without feeling overwhelmed.

Jack Fallows, of Herald Wealth Management, in Shrewsbury, launched his book Money: The Assembly Guide at a special event at the Riverbank Bar and Kitchen in the county town. 

He is a financial adviser specialising in providing advice to business owners and people planning for retirement, and meets many people who are feeling confused, overwhelmed and in many cases fear discussing and dealing with finances. He hopes his book release will help people navigate and plan in simple steps.

Jack said the book was designed to change people’s mindset when it involves money and show them the fundamentals, and potential, of money that is not taught at school or in the workplace.

Jack said: “A big part of people achieving a healthy state of financial fitness relates to the relationship they have with their money.

“We are not taught about money at school other than the basics. Then, when we get to adulthood, we are expected to know how to make it work best for us. So, it’s no wonder there is a level of fear when it comes to money. It’s unknown territory.

“The book offers a step-by-step guide on how to build strong finances, regardless of where people are starting from. It is written in a relatable, jargon-free way to help people not only understand their finances but feel good about them too.”

Jack’s book is intended for business owners, people that want to retire before their state pension age, and anyone who wants a plan for their finances, so they can go about their lives in the confidence that their money is in good shape.