Working for others to earn a salary may be a comforting adventure at the initial stage of ones work life; but ultimately, it could mean the worst form of slavery.
Young Money Books author Robert Adams along with illustrator Scott Nelson are on a mission to teach children the importance of managing money, but with FUN!
This book is about A Comprehensive Guide on how to earn Huge Returns from Property Investments irrespective of the size of your bank account and irrespective of whether you have any experience in this field.
Many books have been written about tax reform, but none offer the pragmatic and understandable approach that youll find in this treatise filled with a nonpartisan set of solutions to fix an antiquated and indecipherable tax system.
As a young adult youve spent many years obtaining an education for a career but hardly any time learning how to manage the money your career will provide.
While quantitative models can help predict the trends in Capital Markets, forecasts dont always hold up and can quickly cause things to spiral out of control and can lead to global risk.
The masses of human-beings on earth are struggling and suffering with poverty because the financial system of Capitalism is a pyramidal structure based upon "e;divide and conquer"e; that permits the top 5% to become wealthy at the expense of 95% of the masses of people thereby creating a working poor middle class and a permanent underclass through trickledown economics and debt accumulation.
The second edition of Financially Speaking: The Best Improvement Starts With Self Improvement, by Michael "e;Bart"e; Mathews, starts your personal financial literacy education journey.
This book is of far wider interest than its title suggests, with its emphasis on the public sector, because the Public Services set the pattern for private enterprise in developing occupational pensions.
Financial BreakthroughIn the midst of economic downturns, escalating financial turmoil, and the ever-increasing prices of commodities, there is an anchor for your life.
Do terms like stock market volatility, bond bubble, hyperinflation, government debt, unemployment, low interest rates, rising tax rates, disappearing company pension plans, nursing home care, and the uncertainty of Social Security and Medicare, make you feel stress-free and happy?