| From Library Journal Gaining control over one's financial life necessitates a repudiation of the two greatest motivating forces: fear and greed. More than just a guide to investing "surplus capital，" this book by well-known financial analyst Savage provides sound advice and guidance for maximizing the return from all income. Gaining control and direction of one's thinking， which requires the investor to think critically and analyze virtually every aspect of monetary endeavor， results in a similar level of control over money. Savage stresses the concept of financial planning--the idea of setting money aside to grow for the future--as well as making smart decisions about how and when to purchase and finance today's needs. He points out that "asset allocation" involves an intelligent application of resources to both the demands of the present and the future. Savage discusses and explains all forms of investment， as well as strategies for everyday money handling. Highly recommended.- Philip Y. Blue， Dowling Coll. Lib.， Oakdale， N.Y.Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information， Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. |
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