The Wealth Game: An Ordinary Person's Companion - Alcaraz, Peter
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Money-why does it seem to pile up for some people and steer entirely clear of others? It shouldn't surprise you that making, and maintaining, money is a game. If you want to be an advanced player, you must understand and follow the rules. The catch is-you're only competing against yourself. Wealth is not defined by a fixed number; in fact, one person's poverty can be another's prosperity. When you have more than you need, you are wealthy. So how do you reach this level of personal financial freedom? The Wealth Game helps you navigate the obstacles and traps that litter the playing field by…mehr

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Money-why does it seem to pile up for some people and steer entirely clear of others? It shouldn't surprise you that making, and maintaining, money is a game. If you want to be an advanced player, you must understand and follow the rules. The catch is-you're only competing against yourself. Wealth is not defined by a fixed number; in fact, one person's poverty can be another's prosperity. When you have more than you need, you are wealthy. So how do you reach this level of personal financial freedom? The Wealth Game helps you navigate the obstacles and traps that litter the playing field by teaching you the basic concepts of money management. As you strengthen your financial skills, you will also develop your resourcefulness and train your needs so you are in control and finally able to enjoy the present and gladly anticipate the future. Whether you're a school or college student just starting out, or you're a midcareer professional already struggling with debt, this guide makes financial success accessible so you can turn your attention to what matters most-living your life.
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Peter Alcaraz is a qualified lawyer who practiced company law before moving into corporate finance, where he spent twenty years advising small and medium companies on acquisitions, disposals, and other fund-raising options. He is married with two teenage daughters.