925 Golden Ideas - Help You Save Money and Pay Off Debts, Become Wealthy and Go Down in History

Devin Thorpe feels that he is the luckiest man in the world. He once served as the CFO of the third largest company among the Fortune 500 companies in 2009. After he retired from this perfect job, he and his wife lived in China for a year and wrote the book "Your Mark On The World", thus starting a new career that he had always longed for but dared not get involved in. Now, Devin is a writer, consultant, and contributor to Forbes. He devotes all his time to social welfare and guiding others to do good. He enjoys traveling and sharing inspiring information with others as a speaker, host, and trainer. In addition, DeWine is an entrepreneur, having at different times run a boutique investment bank and a small mortgage lending company. Before serving as CFO at MonaVie, he served as financial director of USANA Health Sciences, a multinational vitamin manufacturer. Over the course of his career, he has served as a principal or consultant on transactions valued at US$500 million. This book ranks 18th among free books on Amazon, among the top 100 free non-fiction books for one year in a row, and among the top among retirement planning books. Media comments Readers say: "This book offers solid advice on how to save money and avoid many of life's other problems. Advice suitable for every member of the family, making life easier and more fun and your property safer. I love it." "You should read this book when you're looking for more financial guidance from a reliable source." "My husband and I have been doing pretty well with our finances. We don't have any debt. We have saved enough money to be able to live off our savings while he goes to college. But we eventually want to buy a house and save for retirement. After reading the chapters "House Is the Core and Fundamental of Future Family Wealth" and "Planning for an Ideal Retirement," I really started to put my brain to work and talk to my husband about strategies for home ownership and retirement savings."