This book helps to promote a new approach to financial planning and management of an individual's wealth. The principles explained in this book are equally relevant to people of modest means, as to the super-rich. There has been a growing awareness in the past decade of the short-comings of the financial services industry, and the need to find a new solution to provide fairness and value for the investor.
Wealth Management helps to set out the arguments on both sides, and guides the reader to a conclusion that there is a better way to manage their wealth and plan for their futures. Financial markets can be made to work for ordinary people as savers and investors. Markets can match the hard-earned savings and capital of the ordinary person, and put this to work for the use of and benefit for companies all over the world. Wealth Management helps to show all investors how they can achieve this without suffering the high charges, excesses and false promises which we get from the traditional financial services industry.
Wealth Management plays an important part in debating these crucial issues, and in working towards a revolution which will result in fairer treatment and better value for all investors.