What If Your Prince Falls Off His Horse?

About the Book

Most husbands die before their wives and more than 50 percent of marriages end in divorce. Despite these dismal odds, many women don’t get involved in their family’s financial planning because their husbands take care of it, they think it’s too complicated for them to understand, or they just don’t want to bother. This book explains in an entertaining and simple style why women should bother, what they need to know, and how to get involved in the business aspect of their marriages to have a better, more secure life and a stronger partnership.

Winner - Business Category
2009 San Francisco Book Festival

Runner Up - General Non-Fiction Category
2009 New York Book Festival

Finalist - Women's Issues Category
The National "Best Books 2009" Awards

Editor's Choice - iUniverse Publishing

About the Author

Jody Cohan, PFP, earned her professional designation in Personal Financial Planning at UCLA. She was inspired to write this book when she saw many women around her experience financial and emotional distress after the death of their husbands or a divorce. Ms. Cohan wanted to help married women learn how to have a better, more secure life and a stronger partnership by participating in the business aspect of their marriages.