Ernest Polmateer

There is an old adage that says each person has to make their own mistakes in life in order to learn and grow. While that may be true, it is also just as true that we don't have to make so darn many of them with each passing generation. If you've ever wondered how some people seem to have a leg up on the rest of us, then this short book will be of value to you. You might be tempted to think that those that are doing better than we are have family money.
While some do, the most of them do not. What they do have is the good sense to listen to folks older than themselves that admit to making mistakes and how to avoid most of them. After all, life has lots of challenges for us. Why become our own biggest problem in life?This book will show you:How to have a strong, regular source of income. Why it is so important to have sources of diversified income, as well as being able to save a small portion of it.
How to save yourself from poverty in old age. What to do with money once you have a little, as well as avoiding going in debt the wrong way. Reduce food and health costs and later problems if you don't.