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The Social Justice Investor is a step-by-step guide to personal finance for those interested in building wealth while also aligning their finance decisions with their values, intentions, and commitments to social justice. Whether you have $100 or $100 million in the bank, you have the power to change the world for the better.

Where do you go to get experience on how to effectively manage your money?There are thousands of financial books that teach principles about money. This one is different as it teaches life lessons, through the stories of four fictional characters. Their life choices and the outcome thereof, will practically demonstrate why decisions you make about your money today, will impact your future self through the 'Butterfly Effect,' and how you can use this knowledge to positively change the trajectory your life.The stories will show:Why the financial decisions you make today, impact your future emotional and financial health.Why people get into debt and the practical steps that can be taken to get out of it.Why your emotions must be kept in check, when making decisions about your money.Why people that start with very little, can have large amounts of wealth in the future.Why you always have a second chance no matter your circumstances, nothing is final.In this book you will learn 'HOW' you can make great financial decisions today, and just like the 'Butterfly Effect,' no matter how small they seem to be, they will positively change your future. Praise for the book:"A most enjoyable book that teaches financial lessons through the lenses of common day challenges and people - it makes sense and is relevant to everybody - no matter what your financial circumstance!" Jean-Jacques Oelofse, President, Emerging Markets, Wood-Mizer"Most people are fearful of the daunting subject of personal financial management. These stories unbundle the complexity which if followed will create long-term financial and emotional freedom." Stuart Loxton, Chief Executive, Superyacht Training Academy"The Butterfly Effect is a must-read book for young adults and everyone struggling with personal financial management. I literally couldn't put it down until I completed it." Kantu Achira, Head, Bancassurance and Wealth Management propositions, Standard Chartered Bank, Ghana & Côte d'Ivoire"What a lovely book! I really love the way it's such an easy and entertaining read with a very apt message about good financial behaviour." Fatimah Otto, DAS Banking Principal, Nedbank Private WealthSteven Jacobs has over thirty years of experience in the financial sector, having worked for some of the largest global banks, including HSBC, Standard Chartered Bank and Barclays. In his private capacity, he has delivered lectures on improving personal financial health, many of which have been captured in 'The Butterfly Effect of Money.' He is the published author of 'The New Manager: How to Become a Leader in 52 simple steps,' which was voted as one of the top six business books in 2016 by Ian Mann (MD at Gateways Business Consultants) in South Africa.

The Repo market is the most important market few people know about. It's a pillar of the financial system that's often misunderstood yet plays a vital role in the industry. If the financial markets are the engine that powers the economy, the Repo market is the oil that lubricates that engine. The entire financial system relies on the Repo market. There would be no modern financial system without the Repo market. At the same time, there would have been no Salomon Brothers, Long Term Capital Management, Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, or MF Global without the Repo market either.Industry veteran, Scott E.D. Skyrm provides a rare insider's view into everything you need to know about the Repo Market in this easy to understand and highly readable book.

Single Parents Can WIN With Money!Being a single parent is really tough. I know that first-hand. And I also know what it feels like to worry about not having enough money to pay the rent, or put food on the table. I'll never forget how it felt to stand in line at the grocery story, and wonder how I would pay for the food that my children needed.When I was growing up, my parents thought they were teaching me about money. They taught me how to balance a checkbook, but I never learned how to make sure I was spending less than I made.I needed a plan.In Show Your Paycheck Who's Boss, we cover financial topics that are specific to single parents. Do you pay or receive child support? How should you handle paying for birthday and holiday gifts? What if your kids just want to eat pizza all the time?Along with practical advice about getting rid of debt and saving for emergencies and retirement, we've included three planners:Mindful Positivity PlannerCareer Planner100 Day Action PlanSingle parents really can be successful financially - and you can teach your kids how to do it, too!

Ineffective strategies and a lack of internal controls to address employee theft can negatively impact small businesses. For most small business owners impacted by employee theft, the loss of resources could be detrimental, and in some cases, force thebusiness closure. Grounded in Cressey's fraud triangle theory, the purpose of this qualitative multiple case study was to explore strategies successful small business owners use to deter employee theft behaviors. The participants comprised 8 small business owners in southeast Florida who successfully used strategic internal controls to deter employee theft and enhance employee trust in the workplace.