9798274378352 - don’t save money save assets - the middle-class survival code in the age of inflation di cui, xiaojie (4 risultati)
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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.
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Da: Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, U.S.A.Grand Eagle Retail
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Don't Save Money, Save Assets: The Middle-Class Survival Code in the Age of InflationWhat if everything you've been taught about "saving money" is quietly making you poorer?For decades, the middle class was told a simple story: work hard, save diligently, and your future will take care of i…tself. But in an era where inflation outpaces salary growth and a cup of coffee costs more every month, that story no longer works.In Don't Save Money, Save Assets, the rules are rewritten. This isn't a book about chasing luxury or crypto jackpots - it's about survival in a system that rewards ownership and punishes stagnation. Through sharp insights, relatable stories, and real numbers, it reveals why your savings account has become a slow leak, and how to turn your financial life from passive erosion into active growth.You'll meet global professionals - from New York engineers to London marketers and Singaporean designers - all facing the same paradox: they work harder than ever, yet feel poorer each year. The difference between those who fall behind and those who quietly rise isn't luck or privilege - it's understanding how assets work.Here, "assets" don't just mean property or stocks. They mean anything that pays you back: dividend ETFs, index funds, gold, rental units, or even intellectual property. You'll learn why cash flow matters more than salary, why inflation is the real tax no one votes on, and why financial calm comes not from hoarding but from owning. Blending the clarity of Morgan Housel, the practicality of Ray Dalio, and the reflective wit of Alain de Botton, this book moves beyond numbers. It's a financial philosophy for the modern age - a call to shift from being an earner to becoming an owner.Through clear examples and even clearer math, it shows: How $10,000 in stocks outperforms $10,000 in savings - even in uncertain times.Why the real enemy isn't risk, but inertia.How to design an "asset map" that protects your middle-class life from inflation's quiet theft.Don't Save Money, Save Assets isn't a get-rich manual. It's a survival code - for those who want stability without stagnation, comfort without complacency, and security that grows instead of fades.Because in the age of inflation, money that doesn't work for you. quietly works against you.This book is your wake-up call - and your roadmap to owning your future. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Da: CitiRetail, Stevenage, Regno UnitoCitiRetail
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Don't Save Money, Save Assets: The Middle-Class Survival Code in the Age of InflationWhat if everything you've been taught about "saving money" is quietly making you poorer?For decades, the middle class was told a simple story: work hard, save diligently, and your future will take care of i…tself. But in an era where inflation outpaces salary growth and a cup of coffee costs more every month, that story no longer works.In Don't Save Money, Save Assets, the rules are rewritten. This isn't a book about chasing luxury or crypto jackpots - it's about survival in a system that rewards ownership and punishes stagnation. Through sharp insights, relatable stories, and real numbers, it reveals why your savings account has become a slow leak, and how to turn your financial life from passive erosion into active growth.You'll meet global professionals - from New York engineers to London marketers and Singaporean designers - all facing the same paradox: they work harder than ever, yet feel poorer each year. The difference between those who fall behind and those who quietly rise isn't luck or privilege - it's understanding how assets work.Here, "assets" don't just mean property or stocks. They mean anything that pays you back: dividend ETFs, index funds, gold, rental units, or even intellectual property. You'll learn why cash flow matters more than salary, why inflation is the real tax no one votes on, and why financial calm comes not from hoarding but from owning. Blending the clarity of Morgan Housel, the practicality of Ray Dalio, and the reflective wit of Alain de Botton, this book moves beyond numbers. It's a financial philosophy for the modern age - a call to shift from being an earner to becoming an owner.Through clear examples and even clearer math, it shows: How $10,000 in stocks outperforms $10,000 in savings - even in uncertain times.Why the real enemy isn't risk, but inertia.How to design an "asset map" that protects your middle-class life from inflation's quiet theft.Don't Save Money, Save Assets isn't a get-rich manual. It's a survival code - for those who want stability without stagnation, comfort without complacency, and security that grows instead of fades.Because in the age of inflation, money that doesn't work for you. quietly works against you.This book is your wake-up call - and your roadmap to owning your future. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
