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Think you can't grow your money while keeping it safe? Think again. Most people invest money with less thought than they put into getting a drivers license, and so few are confident when markets get choppy. By contrast, a wealth manager crafts an investment strategy that protects investors' capital while yielding reliable gains. It is possible for you to learn those principles and use them. Enter Invest Like a Wealth Manager, grounded in a powerful wealth-management truth...
Investing to preserve your capital is simple, straightforward and leads to certain gains, while investing for high return is time-intensive, stressful and rarely successful.
Author, businessman and quality-of-life evangelist, Mark Ashe, shares with you the time-tested, proven principles of money management, based on his own costly experiences, age-old financial wisdom and common sense. You'll learn...How to protect your money from your own inexperience
Successful investing isn't about making shrewd financial moves, but rather, conscientiously following a simple plan proven to work over time
The most important "Never-Do's" of intelligent investing
How to not fall prey to the slick stories and appealing pitches that so often lead to painful losses
How to approach money management with a level head, while keeping your greed and fear in check
Why using investment professionals makes dollars and sense once you have enough to qualify, and this book shows how to get there
If you're ready to disregard the clutter of investing advice and move with comfort and confidence towards a bright financial future, this is your roadmap. comfort and confidence towards a strong financial future, this is your roadmap.
About the author
Mark Ashe is in sixties and the owner of a successful home improvement business in Atlanta. He and his wife of thirty years, Tracy, have three grown daughters and live a full and satisfying life. They enjoy life on their 40-acre farm in the rolling hills of north Georgia, time their daughters, travel, and good food shared with friends. Mark went from being a policeman to a blue-collar contractor and was debt free and financially independent by his mid-forty's.
