Money: What Financial "Experts" Will Never Tell You

by Peter R. Jeppson, Alan M. Williams, Sanford C. Botkin

Book Overview

What financial "experts" will never tell you. What you don't know and why you should know it. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0978876601
• ISBN13: 9780978876609
• Release Date: January 2006
• Publisher: Time & Money, LLC
• Length: 366 Pages
• Weight: 1.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.1" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

GREAT BOOK!

Money: What Financial Experts Will Never Tell You GREAT BOOK! If you follow the simple and sensible suggestions in this book you will be in great financial shape. Everything stated makes sense and is reasonable. I never had any education or training on how to manage money so I am getting a late start. I wish I had seen this 20 years ago. It is great.

Money: What Financial Experts Will Never Tell You

The book was recommended to me by an aquaintence. I've read several books about personal finance, but this title is different. Based upon ten fundamental principles of personal finance, the authors give the reader step by step procedures to organize their financial situation and put it in order. Many books give in depth study of key aspects of personal finance. This book gives the reader a broad comprehensive plan to guide all aspects of personal finance. The reader is then in a position to make personal financial decisions based upon solid knowledge of where the reader is financially. Easy to follow. Very helpful.

Comprehensive, Well Ordered and Utterly Great!

I have studied and enjoyed many books on money, personal finance, debt management and taxes. This book is the most comprehensive book on money that I have read. If you have read, "Rich Dad Poor Dad," "The Automatic Millionaire," and "The Total Money Makeover," (which are all fantastic books) this book will put all of those concepts together and bring clairity to each of them. It is a shame that this book is not more widely marketed. Having read the abovementioned books first, this book proved to be a powerful roadmap to implementing the concepts set forth in my prior readings. A must have for those of you who want to build wealth on any salary!

Finally a Book about Money that Shows You How

Having read several books about the money, I was getting tired of being told to go get a financial education. Isn't that why I was reading the book in the first place? After reading the first chapter of Money: What Financial Experts Will Never Tell You, I knew I had finally found a book that told me how to manage my finances. Through the principles taught in this book I've gained the confidence to start my own business. My pathway to retirement is much shorter than it used to be. The authors have written in a style that is easy to follow and exciting to read. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in long-term financial health. I will use this book as a means of teaching my children about money.

So powerful it will change your life ...

So powerful it will change your life, yet so simple it should be self-evident; the greatest single resource for achieving financial stability and independent wealth. This book quite simply changed my life - not just financially but amazingly enough emotionally; it completely revolutionized the way I view and manage money. Money: What Financial Experts Will Never Tell You lays out a financial foundation for the management and accumulation of personal wealth. This is done through 10 simple rules which are laid out like pieces of a financial puzzle. The book shows you both what these rules are and also how to combine them to form a complete financial foundation and system for managing your finances and achieving independent wealth. This book is a complete resource covering everything from the emotional aspects of money and spending to practical wealth accumulation and taxation. While the 10 rules are indeed simple to understand and grasp, they do as you should expect take effort to practice. The book helps in reducing this effort in several ways. It is easy to read and understand, laid out quite logically from basic topics to more complex ones, and provides in-depth real-life examples as well as additional resources to pursue. The bottom-line is that you can't go wrong buying this book - It will be the last book you seek on personal financial management returning you a dividend greater than anything you can imagine. For those of you who do buy this book - congratulations your life is about to change for the better. My best advice for really making the best use of this book is to read 1 rule every 4-6 weeks and then spend the remainder of the time before reading the next rule putting the current rule in play in your daily life. Some rules take more time than others to implement well but everything is fairly straight-forward. If you do this then after a few months you will most certainly see improvements in your personal finances and after a year you will see a complete difference in your financial well-being. Good luck - I wish you all the success I have found.