Sustainable Wealth: Achieve Financial Security in a Volatile World of Debt and Consumption

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A personal finance guide for today’s turbulent world Sustainable Wealth empowers you to achieve your financial goals by unleashing the shackles of debt, no matter how uncertain the future may be. Filled with in-depth insights and practical advice, this reliable resource illustrates how you can predict economic booms and busts before they happen, adapt to changing markets and plan for lasting financial stability. Over the course of his career, Axel Merk has b… More >>

Sustainable Wealth: Achieve Financial Security in a Volatile World of Debt and Consumption

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5 Responses to “Sustainable Wealth: Achieve Financial Security in a Volatile World of Debt and Consumption”

  1. C. W. Rogers says:

    I've been looking for a way to transfer the money into dollars in legal tender and other easily, I thought it would be addressed in the new book by Axel Merk. It appeared on Fox Business News November 18, during the interview he said that investment in a basket of foreign currencies like Euro, Swiss franc, British pound, etc. To think that a method for doing this is described in detail in the " Sustainable development of wealth, "who rushed to buy a copy. Unfortunately, the book was full of cliches endlessly about investing wisely for your needs, be flexible, spend only what you can afford to lose and plow old ground again and again. There was no mention about how to invest in foreign currency, only it was a good idea to do so.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  2. Alan says:

    Having finished this book, I hope to solve the problem of painfully through investment tired cliche after another. This book consists mainly of advice on the most basic possible expenditure, savings and investment. A much better and more enjoyable was conducted by Andrew Tobias. If you are looking for up-to-specific investment advice minutes, would be well served to keep looking. Not have been more disappointed in this book. Anyone who characterizes it as a valuable investment tool should not be investing in themselves. Rather, it is a book that offers very broad generalizations about the composition, avoiding debt, which employs a consistent savings plan and not take excessive risks. If you are seeking advice on specific investment vehicles to invest in these uncertain times, you will not find in this book.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  3. P. Ambrose says:

    I had the opportunity to meet with Mr. Merk at an investment conference. He practices what he preaches and for those who want to know how to be in control of your financial health is a great book. It goes into detail about how to manage risk in the ebb and flow. A good read that shows how to make and keep the wealth and balance finicial and personal aspects of life.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  4. photondn says:

    Axel Merk is a sustainable wealth of financial planning workbook for depression, as the good times. This book is a good introduction to support all the wealth that is left after your wealth has been crushed by economic collapse. The main points of this book were the following: – As public policy is killing the economic recovery. – How social complacency and arrogance lead to the slow decline of the U.S. economy – The distinction between conventional wisdom and true wisdom. – Control of costs and its debt and focus on wealth creation. This book reminds me Kiyosaki Rich Man, Poor Man long ago as a financial planning book. Although it spends a considerable part of the historical events leading to economic collapse and a bit of psycho-analysis of why people did what they did which contributed to economic collapse, ultimately, this book focuses on the modification of behavior one to deal with current economic conditions and creating a 'wealth. The strength of this book is that attacks on the conventional wisdom of the investment and the points to be skeptical of the current public policy which aims to solve the economic problem at present. In other words, do not buy the conventional wisdom in general and not rely on public policies to save you. They are encouraged to keep their eyes open to changes in economic environment, and explore ways to preserve their wealth. I am pleased that this book is directed to conventional wisdom, complacency and the current public policy, each of which I thought lacked sadness and other books of Doom. This book is very concise, but it is a good introduction to describe the complex in terms of what is happening and what to do think and do. If you are the type of person who bought a house two years ago, bought a new car, maybe took a home equity loan, ignored the warnings of Chicken Little's friend two years ago, gradually see their net worth Go Red now your friend some chicken might be right, after all, and gradually realize that their ship is sinking, this book is probably for you. If you doubt that the economy is not as good as what the media leads us to believe, this book is probably for you.
    Rating: 4 / 5

  5. Jon Nadler says:

    If I had to choose one of the many publications trying to find solutions to the current status of the Investor Day, I would not hesitate to pick up the book of Axel. He manages to encapsulate much of the no-nonsense, but the wisdom of common sense which is much needed in the post today's environment of crisis in this little treasure. In fact, we find ourselves to be in a post-crisis today, having followed all the precepts of this captivating reading. The advice offered by Mr Merk gives new meaning to the concept of "prudent person rule" however, this time not only applies to money managers, but also ordinary people. Mr. Merk forward the ideas of the preservation of wealth, and not adhere to each activity or strategy of each fire safety scenarios, such as more successful path to take, given our world of uncertainty and risk involved. Kudos to time work on the essential elements of asset management.
    Rating: 5 / 5

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