The first part of the book relates how the author found his way back to the Torah life of his forebears. It’s the fascinating and humorous story of a young medical student learning to read X-rays while trying to read the road map to the world of Torah and mitzvos.

But the most important part of this book -- one that should be read and taken to heart by anyone who has been tempted by today’s get-rich-quick mentality -- is how Dr. Meister invested small amounts of money regularly, so that it would grow and grow. He wanted financial security, so that he could devote his time to learning, and he achieved it -- starting with only $10 a week.

In his words, “My philosophy fits the economic circumstances of most frum families. It’s a hands-off philosophy; that’s the beauty of it. If you’re frum, you really should not be constantly monitoring the stock market; that’s not a good way to spend your time.”

In this book, Meister shows how to do both: to learn Torah and invest for long-term wealth and security. He teaches his methods, lists his portfolio, and shows the reader how to choose his own.

So invest -- and start by buying and studying The Meister Plan to financial health.