Hello, my name is Roccy DeFrancesco, JD and I’m excited to be able to bring to my clients and potential clients the offering you see above. With our website we are offering five different educational books for free in an e-format.

When you have questions about the content of the books or when you are ready to take the proper steps to grow your wealth, please feel free to e-mail me directly or give me a call at 269-216-9978. Once received, I will contact you to schedule a time when we can talk by phone or in person about your situation.

Enjoy the books, and I look forward to hearing from you.

Print versions of the books are available (excluding the HEMBG which is in e-format only)

When you have questions about the content of the books or need a print version, please click here to email us or phone 269-216-9978. To sign up for a free consultation or to just get more information click here.

WHY FOR FREE? While it’s true that I’m an attorney, at heart I’m really an educator. I am most interested in making sure that the maximum amount of people read my books. My main company is an educational institute where I educate advisors on how to provide the best advice to clients.

I wrote my books primarily so advisors would have the best tools available to educate and motivate clients to take action to protect and grow their wealth. Because my goal is not to generate revenue selling books, I am allowing readers to downloads and read five of my books for free.

I encourage you to click on the books listed above and read the summary for each so you can determine which book you should read first. My recommendation is that you start with Bad Advisors: How to Identify Them; How to Avoid Them (it will be quite an eye opener).

For a full compliment of detailed financial educational material visit the site The Wealth Preservation Institute.

Our firm is unique because we always put our client’s needs first. That may seem like an obvious statement, but as we’ve found out when reviewing several new client’s previous advice, many times the advice advisors give is what’s best for them and not their clients.