Mark Hauser is a financial expert here to help you be on the right track with your finances. In his most recent book, “Financial Literacy for the 21st Century”, Mark provides a comprehensive yet easy-to-understand guide on financial literacy. He aims to give you the tools and knowledge to build your financial future today.
Mark Hauser has been involved in various industries, including banking, insurance, investing, and retirement planning. He shares his knowledge gained from these years of experience through workshops and speaking engagements. The goal of all of this work is to help people gain confidence in their abilities regarding their money so they can make decisions without feeling overwhelmed or unsure about what decision best suits them at that particular moment in time.
His insights have been featured in the Huffington Post, The Los Angeles Times, The Chicago Tribune, CBS News, and many more news outlets. He has earned various awards and accolades for his work in the financial industry, and his book “Financial Literacy for the 21st Century” was a finalist in the Money Book Awards. Other publications he has written include: “Auditing Financial Statements,” “Strategic Investing,” “Intelligent Investing,” and “Insurance Simplified.”
His seminars, workshops, speaking engagements, and other events focus on helping people develop the knowledge and skills they need to successfully navigate their financial lives through a practical yet challenging approach with a strong focus on finance. His courses include topics such as investment strategies, the importance of insurance, and many more.
Mark Hauser is a Certified Financial Planner and a Certified Insurance Counselor who received his credentials from the Financial Planning Association. He has also received multiple degrees from different universities, including a bachelor’s degree in economics/finance and international business administration/political science/history from the University of Miami, an MBA in finance with a specialization in investments from Nova Southeastern University, and an online course in advanced retirement planning with Stanford University.