Common Sense Prescriptions For Financial Health: Improving Your Quaestrology

Book presents a unique perspective on managing one's finances. It introduces the concept of quaestrology, a holistic study of the financial issues affecting the individual. It addresses not only one's income but also, one's expenditures and the relationship between one's assets and financial obligations. No prior knowledge of finance or accounting are need to apply the tools presented and the financial prescriptions tailored to the needs of household, irrespective of their age or financial circumstances.

Marvin H. Doniger has been an avid investor since his early teens. During the course of his lifetime, he has developed a philosophy that has served him in his own professional development and in the creation of an investment portfolio for his family's financial needs. His perspectives have been developed from his lifelong study of investing, his actual experiences as a registered representative, an individual investor, as well as from working for large companies in industry and as a management consultant to Fortune 500 companies. He is the author of A Common Sense Road Map to Uncommon Wealth, which is a treatise on managing careers and finances and A Common Sense Approach to Successful Investing, in which he first introduced stratamentical analysis, a unique approach for identifying long-term investment opportunities. He is also a regular guest on the Business Talk Radio Network and other radio shows. His articles have been published in media outlets such as Investor's Digest of Canada and Morningstar. Mr. Doniger received a masters in business administration from Columbia University Graduate School of Business and a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering from Tufts University. He has taught undergraduate- and graduate-level courses in production control, inventory management, information technology, and finance at Fitchburg State College and Webster University. He currently resides with his wife, Marsha, in Laguna, California.