Teresa Bear, best-selling author and retirement planner, was recently featured in the Wall Street Journal in recognition of her best-selling book.

Mesa, AZ – May 29, 2013 – Best-selling author and retirement specialist Teresa Bear, CEO of JC Grason of Mesa, was recently featured in the Wall Street Journal with other leading financial authors from around the world. The piece that ran in the Monday, May 13, 2013 edition of the Wall Street Journal recognizes some of the financial industry’s latest best-selling authors.

Teresa Bear was recognized for her best-selling book, She Retired Happily Ever After: How To Make Your Financial Dreams Come True, which uniquely merges storytelling and finance in a fun and creative way.

On the day of release, She Retired Happily Ever After reached best-seller status in three Amazon.com categories: #1 in Life Insurance; #2 in Retirement Planning; and #1 in Insurance.  The book was co-authored by Bonnie Swanson and illustrated by James Bear.

To order a copy of the book, please go to http://amzn.com/1599323184

For close to three decades, Teresa Bear has been guiding others toward fiscal health.  A true triple threat, Bear is an Investment Advisor Representative, a Certified Public Accountant and Certified Financial Planner. The key to building a strong fiscal house is the ability to foresee the implications of each transaction.  At JC Grason, clients receive a comprehensive evaluation incorporating legal, tax, and investment issues – all of which must be in harmony.  Teresa Bear was also recently an expert guest on The Consumer’s Advocate television show, featured on NBC, CBS, ABC and FOX network affiliates around the country.

Teresa also entertains web visitors with her creative blogs – www.TeresaBearBlog.com, and http://travels.flatteresa.com/, which features her globetrotting alter ego – Flat Teresa.  Entertaining educational videos are on her YouTube channel.

*Teresa Bear is not an attorney and does not give legal advice.  Material discussed is for general information purposes only and it is not to be construed as legal advice and should not be considered as a substitute for legal advice from a competent annuity.