The Truth About Personal Finance (Collection) (PDF)

S. Kay Bell has been writing about taxes for a decade, but following the subject as a taxpayer, journalist, Congressional staff member, and government relations specialist for most of her journalism career. After two decades in Washington, DC, including stints on Capitol Hill and with two major multinational corporations, she helped launch the tax channel at the popular personal finance website, Bankrate.com. She still writes for Bankrate, including the site's tax blog, Eye on the IRS. In addition, Bell posts daily at her own personal finance blog, Don't Mess with Taxes, where The Wall Street Journal praised her ability to effectively put her personal finance advice in a social or historical context. Her writing also appears in numerous mass-circulation publications and websites, including USAToday.com, TheStreet.com, MarketWatch.com, and AOL.com, and she is regularly interviewed by media outlets ranging from National Public Radio's "Marketplace" to Yahoo's "Generation Debt".

Steve Weisman is Senior Lecturer at Bentley College in the department of Law, Tax, and Financial Planning. He has also taught courses on financial planning at the University of Massachusetts, Curry College, and Boston University. He is a host on the nationally syndicated radio show A Touch of Grey, heard on more than 50 stations, including NYC's legendary WABC and KRLA Los Angeles. A member of the National Association of Elder Law Attorneys, Steve is legal editor and a columnist for Talkers Magazine and writes for publications ranging from The Boston Globe to US Air. His books include Boomer or Bust, The Truth About Avoiding Scams, and The Truth About Buying Annuities. Weisman has earned a Certificate of Merit for legal journalism from the American Bar Association.