How to make your money work for you
By Chris Sloane
The Savvy Investor’s Pocket Guide is a self-improvement guide that identifies the common mistakes people make when dealing with their finances and sets out how to rectify them.
It highlights how one can achieve financial independence by cutting back on some expenses, like luxury cars, and the benefits of starting to save as young as possible.
The book also explains in easy-to-understand terms how to:
- make shrewd investments in various investment vehicles;
- consolidate and eliminate debt;
- get the most out of life- and short-term insurance;
- draw up and stick to a budget;
- save enough money to retire; and
- draw up a will.
Stop wasting money and start investing
The Savvy Investor’s Pocket Guide serves as a wake-up call to stop wasting money and start investing for a financially secure future.
A must-read for anyone who wants to not only improve their finances, but their life in general.
Sales points:
- A self-improvement guide that provides ordinary people with the tools that will enable them to become financially savvy quickly and successfully.
- Essential reading for financial novices who need a trustworthy and accessible guide to investment options, but relevant to all age groups.
- Due to the economic downturn, more and more people are looking for ways to create wealth and achieve financial security. This book will assist them in their quest.
- Specifically caters for South African readers.
About the author
After graduating with a B. Com and B. Acc degree at the University of the Witwatersrand in 1984, Chris Sloane qualified as a Chartered Accountant (SA) in 1986.
He worked in corporates until 1993, when he started his own accounting practice for small businesses and trusts; he handles the tax affairs of over 450 individuals. He also acts as an executor for deceased estates and has facilitated numerous courses on ‘Finance for Non-Financial Managers’.
- PUBLISHER | Penguin Random House SA |
- ISBN | 978 1 77609 501 8 |
- Recommended Retail Price | R150.00 |
- Classification | Personal Finance |