We are all trapped in a money cage. Money is not the most important thing, but it is something, and you cannot escape it. Birth costs money, and death costs money. So even if you hate talking about money, you need to know the basics, just as you need to know how to cook a simple meal. The problem with most books about money is that they are not written by professionals and they avoid hard truths. An experienced investor knows that stocks are not always good for long-term investments. They know that frugality helps in accumulating wealth. They know that what matters when buying property is not about the property itself. What matters is less about what happens in the markets in one day and more about whether the entire system remains intact. And they know what to look for if it is time to retire. That's what this book will teach you, a lifetime of money lessons condensed into a thin volume, like a basic cooking recipe you can follow.

Pages: 224, Year of Publication: 0325, Dimensions: 14x14cm