31 review for Wealth on Any Income: 12 Steps to Freedom

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   4 out of 5

   Ken Deshaies – Jan 08, 2015

   The wealth is in the easy-to-follow, practical advice. How are you doing financially? Have you prepared completely for retirement? Got all the money you want or need? Or have your affairs been less in your control that you’d like to admit? What kind of instruction did you receive about controlling and building wealth from your parents? From your high school, or even college? Or were you, as the vast majority of people, left entirely on your own to figure it out? There are a myriad of books on be The wealth is in the easy-to-follow, practical advice. How are you doing financially? Have you prepared completely for retirement? Got all the money you want or need? Or have your affairs been less in your control that you’d like to admit? What kind of instruction did you receive about controlling and building wealth from your parents? From your high school, or even college? Or were you, as the vast majority of people, left entirely on your own to figure it out? There are a myriad of books on becoming wealthy, building and controlling your fortune and retiring with ease. But none is as simply laid out and as easily followed as Rennie Gabriel’s award-winning book, Wealth on Any Income. Whether you are a prince or a pauper, you can easily follow the path laid out in this wonderful book. Building your world of financial security can occur much quicker than you can imagine. And filled with personal anecdotes and historical fact, the book is also a quick and easy read. But then, Rennie has taken his knowledge and his interest in helping others to a new level. He now offers coaching based on the book. The coaching is presented in a series of 8 modules done by conference call (one a week) with participants. Since multiple people can enroll in each 8-module course, the cost is very reasonable. I found it very organized, but also fun. Rennie helps move you through your own personal plan toward financial success with examples, formulae, and simple instructions for work to be done between each module. And it’s comforting knowing that you are working with an accomplished Certified Financial Planner who teaches a a college level. In addition, Rennie has donated his course to hundreds of high schools. Do yourself a favor. Get the book, enroll in the program, and put your mind at ease. Put your financial future in Rennie’s hands.

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   4 out of 5

   Joy Shinde – Sep 01, 2012

   One of the better books on understanding money and how to save it. Big plus point of this book is its small size and simple straightforward approach to money management. I would recommend this to anyone who is beginning to plan on saving / forming goals. Very good as initial read and a reference book

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   4 out of 5

   Danni – Mar 06, 2014

   This sounds hard. I hope I can do it.

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