Welcome to the Jill on Money Podcast. This is usually where we drop the call of the week

but in a highly unusual self-promotion Mark has made me put this into the feed, which is the audio of the

segment that aired on CBS this morning about my book, The Dumb Things Smart People Do with

their Money, 13 ways to write your financial wrongs. Probably because Mark and

someone from the publishing company from Penguin Random House have become friends

and they've probably been

conspiring behind my back around this. Anyway, I'd love for you to listen to this and

maybe get a little itch to buy the book. If you do want to buy the book, it is available anywhere you get your books

or you can just go to the website Jill onmoney.com, click on the link that says

the book and poof, you will have many choices as to how you may purchase it.

Now of course once you read the book you have to leave a review on Amazon.

Just like I sit here and beg you to leave reviews on iTunes or anywhere else that you listen to the

podcast it's the same thing I know I'm asking a lot of you but just think of all this

wonderful free content you're getting think about it as you've had 52 weeks of great content and all I'm asking you to do is spend 25 bucks on a book.

It's not so bad and leave a review. The dumb things smart people do with their money, 13

ways to write your financial rugs, me and my pals from CBS this morning.

You're listening to Jill on Money. If you agonize about money, chances are you're not alone.

Almost seven out of ten Americans say finances are a significant source of stress in a recent survey.

A new book may provide some solutions. It's called The Dumb Things Smart People Do

with their Money. 13 ways to write your financial wrongs. This is a first book by

CBS News Business Analysts, the first of many, I'm predicting, and certified financial planner

Jill Schlesinger.

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