The so-called "fourth dimension of money" means making good use of financial and legal tools to sustain wealth. To achieve this, mastering comprehensive wealth literacy knowledge is one of the necessary and sufficient conditions. This set of books includes two volumes, namely "The Fourth Dimension of Money: Preservation and Inheritance of Wealth" and "The Fourth Dimension of Money II: Common Sense of Wealth Literacy".
"The Fourth Dimension of Money: Preservation and Inheritance of Wealth" mainly discusses the wealth path of China's new rich class. When dealing with wealth issues, we must learn the fourth-dimensional concept of money and change our thinking from value-added to value-preserved. Combined with the examples of Hong Kong's newly wealthy families, such as the Ho Hung-sun, Chen Tinghua, and Li Peicai families, it further deepens the discovery and insight into the new wealthy and asset security.
"The Fourth Dimension of Money II: Common Sense of Wealth Literacy" focuses on the concept of wealth literacy. Compared with money, treasures, finance, assets, and capital, wealth has a much richer connotation - wealth is not only material but also spiritual. Wealth literacy is an indispensable competitiveness in future society. Therefore, a total of ten aspects are summarized: wealth thinking, wealth knowledge, wealth identity, wealth style, wealth habits, wealth investment, wealth security, wealth education, wealth responsibility, and wealth leadership, to help readers establish a correct view of wealth, better manage existing wealth, sort out future investment and financial management ideas, and thereby achieve the vision of "the fourth dimension of money."
Reader comments
This book is very interesting and tells us to look at wealth from a new perspective. We should not only pay attention to the appreciation of wealth, but also pay attention to value preservation and inheritance. The case analysis in the book is very vivid, and the story of Stanley Ho's family left a deep impression on me. Moreover, the author's writing style is simple and easy to understand, and the content is very practical, which gave me a more comprehensive understanding of wealth management. Recommended to friends who are interested in wealth!
There are many benefits from passing on wealth.
It talks about the inheritance of wealth and is worth reading.
This book is very interesting and tells us to look at wealth from a new perspective. We should not only pay attention to the appreciation of wealth, but also pay attention to value preservation and inheritance. The case analysis in the book is very vivid, and the story of Stanley Ho's family left a deep impression on me. Moreover, the author's writing style is simple and easy to understand, and the content is very practical, which gave me a more comprehensive understanding of wealth management. Recommended to friends who are interested in wealth!
There are many benefits from passing on wealth.
It talks about the inheritance of wealth and is worth reading.