I have been following the work of Warren Buffett for many years. He is a man of great character and truly has revolutionized investing. Buffett’s fortune can be attributed to several principles but one in particular is the Law of Compounding. I don’t think anybody truly understands this power more than Mr. Buffett.
This book is a New York Times Best Seller and I can see why. If you are not familiar with the authors, they are hitters. Mark Victor Hansen is the co-author of Chicken Soup for the Soul with Jack Canfield. This book and series have sold over 65 million copies. That is really unbelievable. I read one of Robert Allen’s books back in the late 90’s called Multiple Streams of Income. This was and is a great book and is more relevant today than before. Think about it. Years ago, one person could work and support the family and then both spouses needed to work to support the family. In times like this, two people working are not enough because of the job situation and pricing pressures on living expenses. Multiple Streams of Income shows you the power of having your money working harder than you in multiple areas. I will profile that book in a future summary.
The Millionaire Mind is written by Thomas J. Stanley, the #1 New York Times best-selling author. In this book the author reveals the success secrets of those people who became millionaire in one generation. This book will teach you how to become a millionaire? The author interviewed more than one thousand millionaires and asked each of them about 277 questions.
The integration between Austrian Economics, Sound money and the Infinite Banking Concept makes a lot of sense. Once you understand these principles the only question you will have is why we don’t do it as a whole society. The authors provide answers and shed some light on this as well.
You need to go where the money is – the bank. Bank on yourself describes a strong financial method to having money flow into your economy instead of out of your economy. These principles are very sound and work.
Need clear idea about real estate business? Just read this book.
With the present-day tough economy, it is more important than ever for people to be familiar with their credit score, and how to improve it if needed. This book gives some simple ways to do it.
This book is not about getting rich quick. It talks about emulating the entities that contain all the wealth – “Banks”. This is a big deal because you can leverage tax deferred growth, pay interest to yourself, leverage tax write-offs and see the power of compounded growth over time.
This superbly written pager turner is a biography of the enigmatic Warren Buffett from birth to 1995. It is not an “authorized” biography which has freed Lowenstein to write candidly about not only Buffett’s phenomenal success as an investor but also about his personal foibles. For anyone interested in what works in investing this book is a fascinating and valuable source.
This is a guide on how to get out of debt, avoid debt and build personal wealth and financial security written by a couple in the Pacific Northwest who have experienced financial distress, debt and marital strain as a result and who also demonstrated how to escape all that and become financially independent. They take you on their personal journey from debt and helplessness to independence. When they got married Daniel was deeply in debt with credit cards, student loans, an upside down auto loan and little home equity.
