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GOLD: 2018 Personal Finance/Retirement Planning/Investments – Axiom Business Book Awards
WINNER: 2018 General Non-Fiction Book of the Year – CAL Writing Awards
GOLD: 2018 Finance/Investment/Economics – IPPY Award
WINNER: 2017 Business Book of the Year – New England Book Festival
GOLD/1st PLACE: 2018 Best Information Book – Feathered Quill Book Awards
WINNER: 2018 Business Book of the Year – New Apple Book Awards
WINNER: 2018 EIFLE Award – Investing and Retirement Planning
GOLD: 2017 Foreword Indies Award – Business and Economics
WINNER: 2018 International Book Awards – Personal Finance/Investing
"Chad Gordon makes money clearer." Geoffrey Riley, Jefferson Public Radio
"A wonderfully attractive book with valuable advice about the financial world. It's divided into easily digestible sections and offers insights into every aspect of money that we're likely to encounter. There is much practical information here, and just dipping into a few pages at a time will reward the reader with valuable knowledge and insight. For example, are you an Eeyore or a Pollyanna? Apparently the Pollyannas do better in the long run. It's written in a brisk, easy style. There's no jargon here, and any essential technical terms are clearly explained. There are plenty of colorful charts and graphs, easily understood. We'd all benefit from reading this book, or simply turning to the pages that are relevant to us. Chad Gordon has achieved something remarkable here. He's transformed a subject that has the potential to confuse into a source of fascinating information." Rubbery Book Award
"In contrast to "get rich quick" books, this title from Gordon espouses a more long-term approach to financial choices. Full-color charts and tables support points such as renting vs. buying a home and why investing early reaps benefits over time. VERDICT: Accessible to most readers with an interest in stabilizing or improving their financial situation." Library Journal, December 2017
"Gordon does a thorough job explaining how the world keepsgetting more expensive, but our inability to completely comprehend this factmakes us choose financial strategies and products that actually make us poorer… Finances play such a central role in how our lives play out, and yet ourschools rarely even touch on how we handle our money; much less making it arequired class. If they did (and they should), I'd suggest Wealth By Virtuewould make an excellent first textbook on planning students; financial lives." Adam Jusko, Proud Money
"If, like me, you're more of a visual reader, I can't recommend Wealth by Virtue more … this coffee table-worthy book features inspiration and advice on the six areas of personal finance: banking, investments, real estate, insurance, legal planning, and tax planning. Filled with amazing and thought-provoking explanations, it left me feeling empowered and ready to make my money work for me. I can't think of a better gift for a friend who want to get their finances working and maximize their retirement planning." Miriam Ballesteros
"Imagine if you could sit down with a financial planner and just absorb information for hours. That's what you're getting with the new book Wealth by Virtue." David Shepherd of Let's Automate Your Money
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