Aaron Gentzler

Building wealth on your own with unique, overlooked and easy-to-use tools

Unconventional Wealth editor Aaron Gentzler shows you how to find wealth in unique places. He’s made money working on a cattle farm, as a plasterer, working on a road paving crew, and even for a company that did demolition work. Plus, he once worked for a tunneling and excavating company (yes, he worked as a ditch digger.)

He’s also worked as a librarian, which was a big switch from blowing things up. Then, after earning a Master’s Degree from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, he spent two years as a college lecturer. He’s been inside and outside the system – from blue collar (in half a dozen trades) to the absolute pinnacle of academic success.

After his time spent teaching, he began his career in finance, first as a researcher and later as a writer, focusing on small caps and tech stocks. In time, he became disillusioned with stocks, just like you. He saw what he had worked to build fall victim to fees, lies, and empty promises.

That’s why he turned away from the investing methods advertised on TV, deciding instead to show you how to build lasting wealth using “unconventional” methods. From common sense moves you can take to grow your wealth to bizarre investigations into the world of antiques, collectibles, gold, diamonds, franchising, or how to start a business – Unconventional Wealth puts your future back in your hands.


Editor Sara Nunnally

Uncovering the lucrative world of international investing

Sara Nunnally is a weekly contributor to Inside Investing Daily. Her diverse resume includes studies in art history, computer science and financial research. She has appeared on news media such as Forbes on Fox, Fox News Live, and CNBC's Squawk Box, as well as numerous radio shows around the country. Most recently, Sara co-authored two books called, Barbarians of Wealth and Barbarians of Oil.

Sara has traveled all over the world in search of the best investment opportunities to recommend to her readers, be they in developed economies like France and Italy, in emerging markets like the Czech Republic and Poland, or in frontier terrain like Vietnam and Morocco. Her unique "holistic" approach of boots-on-the-ground research has given her an edge in today's financial marketplace as she searches for the next investment opportunities in hot sectors like alternative energy, currency markets and commodities.

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