Author Visit on Financial Planning at Kent Library

Author & Certified Financial Planner,  Bob Reby visits the Kent Library to discuss his book,  Wealth Is More than Money, Monday, August 14th from 6:30-8:00.

For most people, the word wealth conjures images of material possessions and luxury: fancy jewelry, exotic automobiles, opulent living quarters, and vacations in Southern France. To become wealthy is the pinnacle of the iconic American Dream. When you can afford the best of everything you want, you get to live happily ever after. . .

That may be the traditional vision of wealth, but it is not most people’s experience.

Drawing on over twenty years of experience as a Certified Financial Planner, author Bob Reby explores the idea that wealth means different things to different people. Your health, relationships, and family are all components of wealth, and your financial plan should be in line with those values. Wealth Redefined will help you find your unique version of financial independence and achieve enhanced peace of mind.”

After graduating from James Madison University with a B.A. in Finance in 1985, Robert J. Reby decided to pursue his passion for personal finance by founding Reby Advisors. After more than three decades in business, his vision and the firm’s mission remains the same: to inspire people to achieve financial peace of mind.

Under Bob’s leadership, the firm has grown from a local financial planning firm to a wealth management practice that has a national footprint with offices in Connecticut, New York, and Florida. He has been recognized by Barron’s one of America’s Top Financial Advisors and the top independent financial advisor in Western Connecticut.*

Bob has appeared on variety of media including CNN, CNBC, FOX-TV, Business Week, Fortune, Investor’s Business Daily, Forbes.com, and many others. He was also an on-air financial specialist for “Good Morning, Connecticut,” hosted “Money Sense,” a weekly radio show offering financial education, and penned a weekly newspaper column of the same name for the News Times.  Registration is required. You may register for the program by going to www.kentlibrary.org or calling the Kent Public Library at 845-225-8585.  The library is located at 17 Sybil's Crossing, Kent Lakes, NY 10512.