Life's Financial Plan

Author: Wang Zhiquan
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: Financial management is not the exclusive privilege of the wealthy; it is a set of techniques and methods that anyone can learn. If your child has just been born and your income is meager, only able to set aside 100 yuan per month, assuming an annual investment return rate of 12%, your child could become a millionaire by the time they turn 60. This book is tailored specifically for Chinese families, offering inspiration and guidance whether the household is a single-person studio or a multi-generational family home. The author outlines practical and efficient financial management strategies and suitable financial tools, covering key aspects of personal finance throughout life, from real estate, stocks, and funds to educational investments, insurance planning, retirement planning, and estate planning. The book also analyzes how to conduct investment risk assessments and avoid risks, making financial management more rational and secure. The author has studied investment and financial management at Peking University and teaches related courses, being both a practitioner and beneficiary of these financial principles.
The analysis of financial tools in this book is authoritative and detailed, with the provided financial methods ready to use. The book is interspersed with numerous real-life, vivid case studies, offering great reference value. This book will completely transform the way you and your family accumulate wealth, allowing you and your loved ones to fully enjoy the freedom and ease that wealth brings, and to achieve higher aspirations!
This book is tailored specifically for Chinese families, offering inspiration and guidance whether the household is a single-person studio or a multi-generational family home. The author outlines practical and efficient financial management strategies and suitable financial tools, covering key aspects of personal finance throughout life, from real estate, stocks, and funds to educational investments, insurance planning, retirement planning, and estate planning. The book also analyzes how to conduct investment risk assessments and avoid risks, making financial management more rational and secure. The author has studied investment and financial management at Peking University and teaches related courses, being both a practitioner and beneficiary of these financial principles.