Family Inc.: Using Business Principles to Maximize Your Family's Wealth (Wiley Finance)
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| Rating | : | 4.84 (906 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01CO5PSA0 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 561 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-06-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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You will learn how to think strategically as the Family Chief Financial Officer; how to make investments in education and yourself to benefit your career; how to manage your hard earned money to make it work for you; how to use financial products like insurance, investments and debt; how to think like an entrepreneur; how to achieve peace of mind in retirement and how to teach your family these important life skills. Every family needs a CFO to navigate the "financial game of life", and the principles of corporate finance apply from the boardroom to the living room. Family Inc. delivers practical, actionable advice in the form of CFO training to help you plot a real-world family financial plan. Family Inc. and the author have been quoted or featured by major media outlets to include The NY Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, CNBC, TIME, PBS, NPR, Fast Company, The Larry Kudlow Show, Huffington Post, Investor's Business Daily, American Association of Individual Investors, Stars & Stripes, Home
Most families, by contrast, don't take such a business-like approach totheir finances, their assets or their choices. But if you want to have a secure financial future, it will certainly help if you manage your career well. McCormick does not advise that you choose a career based solely on what it pays, but it is certainly one factor to keep in mind." -The New York Times"No matter your stage in life, you'll learn how to usebusiness and corporate finance concepts to maximize your personal finances,make the most of your opportunities, and build wealth." - Money Girl"If you have an
C. Cummings said An excellent, no nonsense, and straightforward approach to building wealth.. I feel like I finally found a financial advice book that really resonates with me. Doug's approach to building wealth forced me to take a more holistic view of, in his words, my two most critical "businesses"--my temporary labor business (how much money I can earn in my lifetime through my own labor) and my asset management business (how much money we can earn by properly managing and growing our portfolio of assets). Doug . "advice thats worth its weight in gold" according to jdc. Its hard - no, impossible - to find a single source that thoroughly, clearly, and without a hidden agenda (of trying sell a product) charts a course for families to navigate financial waters. given the 'tabo' nature of specific discussions around finances with friends and family most are operating, at best, in the dark, or at worst, with conflicted advice from sales people. This is a must read for all ages; something i wish. "Your Family & Wealth" according to Anthony J DeToto. I'd encourage you to us Family Inc. as a playbook as you work out the strategery -(strategy and tactics) of your financial future.No one is going to care more about your money than you.How much time have you spent planning vacations this past year? Compare that to the amount of time you have thought about mapping out a financial plan beyond goal setting.Utilize Doug's book to refresh your efforts. Some of the good news, bet