| Author: | David Campbell Lester | ISBN: | 9780986525636 |
| Publisher: | David Campbell Lester | Publication: | September 30, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | David Campbell Lester |
| ISBN: | 9780986525636 |
| Publisher: | David Campbell Lester |
| Publication: | September 30, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
From Middle Class to Millionaire is a book that calls out the huge money obstacles that the middle class faces today and helps everyday Canadians build a plan to deal with them. This book will guide Canadians through the challenges of David’s four “P’s” to the middle class that need to be strengthened for us to gain back our prosperity that has been slipping away for the last 20 years.
1.Pensions: If the government isn’t going to secure our futures and allow a dignified retirement, we must step up and do it ourselves. Learn how to navigate the alphabet soup of investing accounts.
2.Property: With average after tax Canadian family incomes at $80k a year and the average Canadian home reaching $500k, how do we keep home ownership as a cornerstone to the Canadian wealth?
3.Perspective: The new generation doesn’t believe that they will do better than their parents! Having a winning attitude is half the battle to success and this misconception must change for success.
4.Pennies: We need to save, invest, and earn them with new vigor to continue growing. A dollar saved on something that you don’t really need or want can contribute to something that is important to you and your family.
From Middle Class to Millionaire is a book that calls out the huge money obstacles that the middle class faces today and helps everyday Canadians build a plan to deal with them. This book will guide Canadians through the challenges of David’s four “P’s” to the middle class that need to be strengthened for us to gain back our prosperity that has been slipping away for the last 20 years.
1.Pensions: If the government isn’t going to secure our futures and allow a dignified retirement, we must step up and do it ourselves. Learn how to navigate the alphabet soup of investing accounts.
2.Property: With average after tax Canadian family incomes at $80k a year and the average Canadian home reaching $500k, how do we keep home ownership as a cornerstone to the Canadian wealth?
3.Perspective: The new generation doesn’t believe that they will do better than their parents! Having a winning attitude is half the battle to success and this misconception must change for success.
4.Pennies: We need to save, invest, and earn them with new vigor to continue growing. A dollar saved on something that you don’t really need or want can contribute to something that is important to you and your family.
