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New Online Insurance CE Course
From the pages of Renée’s new book
The Morality of Money
Introducing the first online course inspired by the book
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The Official Launch Is Here
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The Morality of Money
Releases June 15, 2026
After years of teaching, writing, revising, and countless discussions in Bryan Ventures classes,
The Morality of Money
is finally here.
If you’ve been thinking about picking up a copy, now is the perfect time. Thank you to everyone who has supported the book, shared it with others, and helped bring this message into the world.
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Healthcare is one of the largest—and least understood—expenses facing American families. Inspired by the chapter “The Penny Thief” from The Morality of Money, this new online course explores how America’s healthcare system impacts families, finances, public policy, and long-term financial security.
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NEW ONLINE COURSE — ON SALE NOW
2 Hours Insurance CE for Minnesota: Sale Expires June 30th
Credits NEVER Expire: Regular Price: $15.00
Special Launch Price: $5.00
ENROLL NOW
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Using real-world examples, economic insights, and thought-provoking discussion, this course challenges conventional thinking about healthcare, financial security, government policy, and the choices facing families and policymakers. From Medicare and Medicaid to global healthcare models and rising medical expenses, The Penny Thief offers a timely conversation about one of the most important financial issues of our time. |
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The Conversations That Inspired This Book
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Long before The Penny Thief became a chapter in The Morality of Money, these ideas were being debated in Bryan Ventures LIVE CE classes.
For years, agents have joined us to discuss rising healthcare costs, Medicare, public policy, international healthcare systems, and the difficult financial choices facing families and retirees.
If the topic of The Morality of Money is of interest, you may also enjoy two of our most popular healthcare discussions: |
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Global Perspective of Healthcare
How do healthcare systems around the world compare to the United States? Explore international approaches to healthcare, costs, outcomes, access, and the lessons America can learn from other countries.
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What in the World Should We Do About Healthcare?
A thoughtful examination of one of America’s most challenging public policy questions, exploring competing ideas, costs, incentives, and possible solutions.
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THE BIGGER QUESTIONS BEHIND OUR FINANCIAL DECISIONS |
Healthcare is one chapter in a much larger story.
Throughout The Morality of Money, we explore the forces that shape nearly every financial decision we make: fear, inflation, debt, healthcare, retirement, education, government policy, personal responsibility, and the unintended consequences of our choices.
The book isn’t simply about money. It’s about understanding the principles that influence our lives, our families, our communities, and our future. By recognizing those forces more clearly, we can make wiser decisions with greater confidence, purpose, and freedom.
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BUY YOUR COPY TODAY
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The Morality of Money launches June 15.
If you enjoy the ideas explored in The Penny Thief, you’ll find even more thought-provoking discussions throughout the book. Thank you for your support in the launch process.
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I appreciate your support of Bryan Ventures, Fearless Finances, and The Morality of Money. Whether through classes, courses, videos, or the book, the goal remains the same: helping people make better decisions with greater clarity, confidence, and purpose.
Renée E. Bryan
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