Win the Money War: Clear Investing Advice for Service Members
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Author(s)James D. Redwine
ISBN / ASIN1480229180
ISBN-139781480229181
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank3,546,223
CategoryBusiness & Economics
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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"Win the Money War" provides investing advice and other wealth building steps that are effective, yet simple to execute. Readers with little or no knowledge of investing will be able to quickly and easily set their finances on a path for consistent growth. In addition to investing in tax-advantaged and taxable accounts, readers will receive specific recommendations for buying homes, paying college costs, maximizing Social Security, and participating in the Survivor Benefit Plan. This book's target audience is U.S. service members (SMs). Nonetheless, civilians will also greatly benefit from this book's information. Persistent inflation, falling U.S. dollar values, and a crippling national debt make the attainment of solid financial advice imperative for all Americans, especially for SMs. SMs are accustomed to generous compensation packages. SMs assume that the U.S. Government will guarantee the existence of their tax-exempt housing subsidies, defined benefit pensions, inexpensive family healthcare, and steady paychecks. Unfortunately, economic threats are forcing our Government to change the deal; cuts are imminent. Eventually, SMs who know little about investing and other wealth building steps will find themselves in severe financial trouble. Avoid such a fate by reading "Win the Money War".
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