James G. Wood
"You mean to tell me you've been employed as a software engineer forÂ five years and your net worth is $500?" These are not the words youÂ want to hear from your mortgage banker when you're looking to borrow aÂ large sum of money. Despite a well-paying job, the author had managedÂ to spend everything he had earned in the five years after college. TheÂ meeting with the mortgage officer was his financial epiphany. HeÂ finally got serious about managing and investing his money. Now in hisÂ early 50s, the author is debt free, owns a house free and clear, andÂ has built a retirement portfolio that will comfortably sustain him andÂ his wife in the coming years. This book will help people avoid theÂ financial mistakes the author made the first few years after college.,In a breezy, humorous, and conversational style, it describes aÂ common-sense approach to spending, saving, investing, and managing yourÂ money to build wealth over time. If you are looking to get a grip onÂ managing your money, ,From Ramen to Riches, is for you!,
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  ,Silver medal winner in the 2011 ,Living Now Book Awards. ,Finalist in the 2011, Next Generation Indie Book Awards,.,

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From Ramen To Riches: Building Wealth In Your 20s, Or Spending, Saving, Investing And Managing Your Money To Get Rich Slowly, But Surely