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Your Money Is Yours for the Keeping! Dean McGowanis no stranger to how confusing and overwhelming the world of investing can be for most of us. Over his decades-long journey of managing his clients' investments, McGowan has observed where others go right-or very wrong-when attempting to build their wealth. In Keeping Your Money, McGowan breaks down in simple terms the best investment practices and, more importantly, what to avoid when investing your hard-earned savings. Growing up in East Texas at a time when even children were expected to contribute financially, McGowan has always known the…mehr

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Your Money Is Yours for the Keeping! Dean McGowanis no stranger to how confusing and overwhelming the world of investing can be for most of us. Over his decades-long journey of managing his clients' investments, McGowan has observed where others go right-or very wrong-when attempting to build their wealth. In Keeping Your Money, McGowan breaks down in simple terms the best investment practices and, more importantly, what to avoid when investing your hard-earned savings. Growing up in East Texas at a time when even children were expected to contribute financially, McGowan has always known the value of a dollar. This formative experience would later equip him with the self-management skills to put himself through college and realize his dream of working in wealth management. In Keeping Your Money you will learn a multitude of timeless principles, such as: DON'T sell at the lows or buy at the highs DO diversify your investments DON'T buy on a margin DO invest for the long term DON'T speculate on the market DO research every investment opportunity Illustrating his points with anecdotes from his many decades of managing client investments, along with the amusing and horrifying investment debacles that have beset figures from pop culture and history, McGowan offers an educational and engaging guide to smart investing. The time is now to give your hard-earned wealth the best possible chance to take root and keep on growing through the years ahead.
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After receiving his bachelor of science with a minor in engineering from UT Austin in 1960, Dean McGowan began his journey in wealth management as a financial advisor and mutual and pension funds manager with Schneider, Bernet & Hickman, where he was the youngest partner in the firm throughout the early seventies. In 1974 Dean joined Paine Weber as assistant branch manager and went on to found the North Dallas branch of what later became UBS Financial Services. Before retiring from UBS in 2019, Dean would also found the McGowan, Vehslage, and Goldberg advisory group (MVG Wealth Management). Dean also proudly served three years on the New York Stock Exchange committee, during which he and other committee members rewrote the entire battery of three thousand questions for the Series 7 (General Securities Representative) Exam, whose passing completion is required by brokers and other financial professionals in the U.S. Volunteering in his community has remained equally important to Dean. For ten years he served as a board member of the Naveen Jindal School of Management in Richardson, Texas, where he mentored MBS students for eight years and served as a member of the school's financial department for four. Dean has additionally been grateful to have had the privilege of serving as Treasurer, Chairman of the Elders, and Chairman of the Board for Community Christian Church in Richardson, as well as teaching Sunday school and serving in a lifestyle-coaching role for several years at Christ United Methodist Church's Project Hope in the city of Plano.