Karen Jenkins to hold book signings at Fort Jackson

Author and financial empowerment coach Karen R. Jenkins will hold book-signing events on Thursday, February 3rd and Friday, February 4th at Fort Jackson.  The events will take place at the Main Post (PX).  The events are scheduled from 10:00 am to 4:30 pm each day.

Jenkins released her first book, "Nobody Told Me! The Path to Financial Empowerment," in 2010.  She is an experienced banker, financial coach and the mother of two teenagers.  Her tips are smart, savvy and super timely as people everywhere work to weather the down economy.  "Everyone needs to know how to navigate the money maze to reach financial freedom," said Jenkins.  "My mission is to make the rules well known and easy to understand."

With the tax season now in progress, this is a good time to focus on personal financial health and planning for the future.  Jenkins will teach participants the best ways to avoid pitfalls that often leave people financially fatigued and unable to achieve their goals.

Participants will have the opportunity to purchase “Nobody Told Me!” and have it autographed following the workshop session.

For more information about Karen R. Jenkins and her book, "Nobody Told Me! The Path to Financial Freedom," please visit www.NobodyToldMeOnline.com.

Karen Jenkins to host financial workshop and book signing event at Richland County Adult Activity Center

Author and financial empowerment coach Karen R. Jenkins will conduct a free workshop on Thursday, December 2nd at the Richland County Adult Activity Center on Parklane Road.  The session will begin at 6:00 pm.

Author Karen R. Jenkins

Jenkins, who recently released her book "Nobody Told Me! The Path to Financial Empowerment," is an experienced banker, financial coach and the mother of two teenagers.  Her tips are smart, savvy and super timely as people everywhere work to weather the down economy.  "Everyone needs to know how to navigate the money maze to reach financial freedom," said Jenkins.  "My mission is to make the rules well known and easy to understand."

With the holiday season now in progress, this opportunity to learn the best ways to avoid pitfalls that often leave people financially fatigued heading into the new year is invaluable.

Participants will have the opportunity to purchase the book and have it autographed following the workshop session.

For more information about Karen R. Jenkins and her book, "Nobody Told Me! The Path to Financial Freedom," please visit www.NobodyToldMeOnline.com.

Who:     Karen R. Jenkins, Author and Financial Empowerment Coach
What:    Financial Empowerment Workshop and Book Signing Event
When:   Thursday, December 2, 2010
Where:  Richland County Adult Activity Center
             7494 Parklane Road
             Columbia, South Carolina
Time:     6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Great gift idea from TWG client Karen R. Jenkins

Do you have a teenager who thinks money grows on trees?  Do you know a newlywed couple trying to figure out how to go from renting an apartment to owning their first house?  Do you have friends who are trying to figure out how to make ends meet in a down economy and still put money away for retirement?  Are you looking for the perfect holiday gift for all of the above?  Of course you are!  you can pave their path to financial empowerment with the perfect holiday stocking stuffer-- "Nobody Told Me! The Path to Financial Empowerment" by Karen R. Jenkins.

"Nobody Told Me!" is
the perfect stocking stuffer!

“I made a lot of financial mistakes in my early adult life simply because “nobody told me” and I didn’t know the rules of the financial game,” said Jenkins.  “Managing money effectively is much easier to navigate when everyone has a winning strategy.” 

In “Nobody Told Me,” readers learn how to side step financial pitfalls and how to recover from any missteps they may have already made.  “I’m sharing with readers what I learned, through years of trial and error so they can avoid making the same mistakes, ” said Jenkins, a certified mortgage banker and housing counselor.

Jenkins draws upon her more than 25 years of experience in banking and other financial services to lay out a road map in clear, concise and easily understandable language to help readers reach the ultimate destination-- harmonious and holistic financial empowerment.

Visit www.NobodyToldMeOnline.com to order copies for all of the important people on your holiday gift list. 

Virginia College to host Karen Jenkins financial empowerment seminars

Author and financial empowerment coach Karen R. Jenkins will conduct free workshops on Thursday, November 18th hosted by Virginia College of Columbia.  Jenkins will conduct two sessions, one for students and one for the general public.

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Jenkins, who recently released her book "Nobody Told Me! The Path to Financial Empowerment," is an experienced banker, financial coach and the mother of two teenagers.  Her tips are smart, savvy and super timely as people everywhere work to weather the down economy.  "Everyone needs to know how to navigate the money maze to reach financial freedom," said Jenkins.  "My mission is to make the rules well known and easy to understand."

With the holidays approaching, this opportunity to learn the best ways to avoid pitfalls that often leave people financially fatigued after the season is invaluable.

For more information about Karen R. Jenkins and her book, "Nobody Told Me! The Path to Financial Freedom," visit www.NobodyToldMeOnline.com.

Karen Jenkins discusses financial empowerment book on this week's "OnPoint with Cynthia Hardy"

Karen R. Jenkins (right) speaks with "OnPoint!" host Cynthia Hardy.
Photo Credit: KRJ Consulting

TWG client Karen R. Jenkins will be a guest on Sunday's editions of "OnPoint! with Cynthia Hardy" on television and radio.  Jenkins will discuss her new book, "Nobody Told Me!: The Path to Financial Empowerment" and how people can navigate the holiday season during the current difficult economic times.

In “Nobody Told Me!,” released in September, readers learn how to side step financial pitfalls and how to recover from any missteps they may have already made.  “I’m sharing with readers what I learned, through years of trial and error so they can avoid making the same mistakes, ” said Jenkins.

Jenkins, a certified mortgage banker and housing counselor with more than 25 years of experience in banking and other financial services, lays out a road map in clear, concise and easily understandable language designed to help readers reach the ultimate destination—harmonious and holistic financial empowerment.

The television version of "OnPoint" airs at 9:30 AM on WACH-TV (Channel 57.1).  The radio version airs at 6:00 PM on WWDM (101.3 FM).

For more information about "Nobody Told Me!: The Path to Financial Empowerment," click here.

State Farm and First Citizens to sponsor "Nobody Told Me" book release event

Author Karen R. Jenkins will celebrate the official release of her book, “Nobody Told Me! The Path to Financial Empowerment,” on Thursday, October 14, 2010 in Columbia, South Carolina.  The event, sponsored in part by State Farm First Citizens, will take place at the new Houston’s Low Country Grill restaurant on North Main Street.  The public is invited to meet the author and participate in a discussion about the importance personal financial discipline and paving a path to prosperity.

For more information and to order books, visit www.karenrjenkins.com.

What:             “Nobody Told Me!” Official Release Reception

When:            October 14, 2010

Where:           Houston’s Low Country Grill

                        North Main Plaza

                        3800 N. Main Street

                        Columbia, SC

Time:              6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Author Karen R. Jenkins schedules official book release event for "Nobody Told Me!"

Author and TWG client Karen R. Jenkins will officially release her new book, "Nobody Told Me! The Path to Financial Empowerment" at a reception and book signing event on October 14, 2010.  The event will take place at the new Houston's Low Country Grill on North Main Street in Columbia.