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Everyone is out to build a comfortable retirement and secure future for our children thus wealth building is always in our minds. This involves making all necessary savings and investments in our productive lives. The safeguarding of the future entails making rational decisions on how we spend our earnings by saving and later investing in projects as real estate, stocks, businesses and retirement funds, and in valuables which hold money but can later be liquidified. Our featured books will guide you on how you can achieve wealth building. Many people visit this section to get ideas that will assist them invest for the future. Most of them are written by expert investment consultants and people who are living testimonies to the above achievement. Members also contribute ideas that are viable for implementation and which have high income return if well managed. Financiers also participate with ideas and funding for all those who wish to start wealth building before its too late.
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Posted by Alain Burrese. Published on Mar 17, 2009
Loral Langemeier's "The Millionaire Maker: Act, Think, and Make Money the Way the Wealthy Do" contains some good information that can be applied toward the reader's financial freedom plan. It is a motivating book, and Langemeier does provide some very good advice for wealth planning.
Posted by Daniel Murphy. Published on Mar 03, 2009
Financial security is a myth. There are methods to build wealth but they are not quick schemes. It takes long study and hard work to achieve success. Here are some suggestions on how to get started.
Posted by Myles Harman. Published on Dec 26, 2008
If a job is your only means of income and you want to discover how to create more money from a number of alternative sources, this book is for you. Robert Allen, a self-made millionaire and best-selling author of Nothing Down, Creating Wealth and The One Minute Millionaire, reveals ways to supplement your pay-check by creating additional streams of income.
Posted by Daniel Murphy. Published on Dec 04, 2008
Why did Andre Carnegie, the richest man of the 19th Century, believe that poverty was an advantage. In this review of his 1898 book we examine how Carnegie, a self made man, having risen from poverty to immense wealth, found the value in poverty.