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Moshe A. Milevsky, Aron A. Gottesman
Captus Press,
ISBN
978-1-55322-088-6
(2004)
Insurance Logic uniquely demonstrates the value of human capital when
choosing any insurance policy. Written by financial experts Moshe A. Milevsky
and Aron A. Gottesman, it explains how converting human capital into financial
capital is far more beneficial than relying on the latter alone. The book
explores this approach in nine chapters. Each of the first six provides specific
information about different types of insurance policies, while the remaining
three discuss the details involved in dealing with insurance companies,
insurance fraud, and other related matters. Well-researched, composed in a
comprehensive manner and interspersed with helpful diagrams, Insurance Logic is
a guide designed to help you make sound, informed choices as an insurance buyer,
and protect not only your capital, but you and your loved ones.
Acknowledgements (Second Edition) Information Resources
Moshe Arye Milevsky,
Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Finance at the Schulich School of Business
at York University, and is the Executive Director of the Individual Finance and
Insurance Decision Centre, in Toronto. He has published over 30 scholarly
research articles and is the co-editor of the Journal of Pension Economics and
Finance. He is also the author of Money Logic: Financial Strategies for the
Smart Investor, The Probability of Fortune: Financial Strategies with the Best
Odds, and Wealth Logic: Wisdom for Improving your Personal Finances. In addition
to his consulting activities for a variety of global companies in the financial
services sector, Milevsky has lectured widely on the topic of pensions,
investments and personal wealth management. He is an avid soccer player and
opera connoisseur, and currently lives in Toronto with his wife Edna and three
daughters. Visit his Web page at: http://www.yorku.ca/milevsky
Aron A. Gottesman, Ph.D., is an
Assistant Professor of Finance at the Lubin School of Business at Pace
University in Lower Manhattan, and is an academic research member of the
Individual Finance and Insurance Decision Centre. Gottesman is the author of a
number of scholarly research articles in the areas of finance and economics, and
is a coauthor of a forthcoming biography of Paul Samuelson. Gottesman has
consulted extensively to both private corporations and governments in Canada. He
is a professionally trained musician, and lives in New Jersey with his wife,
Ronit, and four children. Visit his Web page at:
www.arongottesman.com.
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