The Handbook of Personal Wealth Management: How to Ensure Maximum Investment Returns with Security

by JonathanReuvid (Author)

• Used

  Abridged::Audiobook::Box set::Illustrated::Large P
  2008

  $3.24

  The Handbook of Personal Wealth Management , now fully updated for a fourth edition, offers authoritative, jargon-free advice on how to structure personal and business-related finances. It covers a range of aspects of personal wealth management, including: bonds, equities and hedge funds; venture capital trusts; portfolio planning; engaged philanthropy; pensions and investment in real estate; and, taxation issues and tax-efficient investment. The text also contains valuable analysis of the many less conventional investment assets on the market, all offering diversity of choice for the serious investor. These include property investment in the UK and overseas, forestry, coloured diamonds and diamond exploration, art and antiques, racehorse ownership, fine wines and business angel investing. The Handbook of Personal Wealth Management will help ensure financial peace of mind for anyone with the capital to be an investor.

• Used

  Hardcover
  2005

  $20.84

  This is an important new guide for high earners and wealthy individuals, whether they have acquired wealth through the sale or flotation of their business, or as high income-earners in the media, sport or industry. There is authoritative, jargon-free advice on how to structure personal and business related finances to ensure maximum return, and a secure future for themselves and their families. The Handbook of Personal Wealth Management provides an analysis of key investment criteria, with an accessible overview of current financial products. There is a series of strategies for sound wealth management and particular emphasis is given to issues where business and personal finances overlap. In addition to examining securities and financial products, alternative investment options are discussed, such as self-managed investments. This area provides a wealth of diverse possibilities from forestry to fine art, overseas real estate to bloodstock and fine wines, and all of these are considered. It also reviews the more proactive alternatives of starting a business or becoming a business angel.