Grace W. Weinstein

Grace W. Weinstein is a respected and widely-read financial author with expertise in broad-based personal financial planning and a subspecialty in tax and estate planning strategies. She has also written extensively on the psychological aspects of money management, in magazine articles and in books such as Children & Money and Men, Women and Money. Her expertise has been recognized with a term on the Consumer Advisory Council of the Federal Reserve Board.

Known for her skill in translating financial jargon into readable and entertaining prose, Grace Weinstein is the author of 13 books, has written articles for a wide variety of national magazines and newspapers, has provided Web content for organizations ranging from the Insurance Information Institute to the National Foundation for Financial Education, and has been a regular columnist for Good Housekeeping, the Financial Times and Investor’s Business Daily. She was the editor-in-chief of the monthly newsletter, Money Matters: A Woman’s Guide to Financial Well-Being and edited personal finance guides for the Newark (NJ) Star-Ledger.

As a consultant to financial institutions and nonprofit organizations, Grace Weinstein produces educational brochures, develops seminars, prepares marketing materials and writes speeches, journal articles and white papers on substantive business and financial topics.