Money Matters
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The old philosophy of go to school, study hard, get good grades, and find a secure job and then you will be living the "American Dream" in financial harmony in these economic times is very false and deceiving. According to the Social Security Administration, 98% of people who follow this advice fail financially and I don't believe that God would have us believe in a philosophy that causes us to fail financially 98% of the time.
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About the Book
With the economy being the way it is; businesses closing , jobs being cut, 401k's being lost, social security on the verge of bankruptcy,increasing costs on everything but lower pay for individuals, college degree's not carrying the weight they use to and the stock market crashing. It's time for "We The People" to restrategize and seek new financial information and techniques for our financial futures.
About the Author
This book is written from the authors personal experiences dealing with the topics of money, false hopes of social security for Generation X,Y and Z, traditional education, and the old belief of that only working a job all your life will bring you financial success. This book will give people a different perspective on the topic of money, and will challenge conventional wisdom when dealing with the ways we have been taught to make money. This writing is a tool for everyone but it is especially for the youth of the world today, to better equip them through financial literacy for the coming financial burden that's about to be placed on their shoulder's, through the possible collapse of Social Security. These are the times that people need some new information on dealing with their finances and this book contains some of that information. The author is from East St Louis, Il. His hobbies are basketball, writing, and spending time with family. He has a B.S. in Business Administration,worked as a paraprofessional in a high school for 4 years and is currently pursuing his passion of financially educating individuals and equipping them with knowledge to help them make wiser financial decisions during these challenging economic times.