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Edmund Warde is the pen name of the author of The Quiet Fortune, a three-volume series of plain-language financial education published under the banner Wealth for the Rest of Us. The pen name is used openly. No credentials, degrees, or professional financial qualifications are claimed.
Yes. A real person writes the books, under a pen name they use openly rather than hiding. The name on the cover is not their legal name; everything else about the work is theirs.
Volume I, then II, then III, if you are starting from the beginning. Each volume also stands alone: Volume I is for someone just starting, Volume II for someone mid-life with a mortgage and competing pressures, Volume III for keeping and passing on what you have built. The omnibus contains all three.
It is the series banner for Edmund Warde’s books. The idea is financial education written for ordinary people rather than for people who already have money — plain language, no hype, no income promises, and no assumption that you arrived already knowing the vocabulary.
No. It is financial education. The books explain how money, saving, debt, and investing work so you can make your own decisions. They do not recommend specific products, securities, or actions, and nothing in them is a recommendation to buy or sell anything.
On Amazon, in paperback and Kindle editions — the format can be chosen on the Amazon listing itself. Each book page here has a store picker so you can buy from your own country’s Amazon, with local pricing and no import shipping. All four titles are also listed on the Edmund Warde Amazon author page.
By email, at hello@edmundwarde.com. There is no newsletter and no mailing list, and the site does not collect email addresses. Questions about money or about the books are both welcome, and the best questions become pages on the site.
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