Infinity Investing: How the Rich Get Richer and How You Can Do the Same - Hardcover

by Toby Mathis (Author)

YOUR ROAD MAP TO FINANCIAL FREEDOM
This book is not offering a get rich quick plan. It takes time to implement long-lasting strategies that lead to financial independence. Toby Mathis has created a road map for you to follow to create wealth over time. He shares his get rich slow approach based on the investing and money management practices that have helped hundreds of participants in Anderson Advisors' popular Infinity Investing program reach financial freedom.
One central principle in the Infinity Investing approach is that you must take the critical first steps necessary to learn about personal finances and smart investing. Toby understands that the intimidating jargon, unnecessarily complicated math, and mystique surrounding money management can be a roadblock that often prevents the average person from ever starting. This book demystifies the process and describes it in a straightforward and engaging way.
Toby has spent years studying wealthy people who have built their wealth over time by creating a solid plan and sticking to it. He breaks down what these people do and don't do, so that you can follow their path. Toby is a gifted storyteller as well as a clear-eyed researcher. Readers will find his stories about people to be vivid and relatable while he uses just the right amount of real-world financial data to back up his lessons.
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Toby Mathis has created a road map for achieving long-term financial freedom called Infinity Investing, and it is built on the idea that anyone can (and should) increase their financial class status. His approach takes the long view. It won't happen overnight, but if you follow the steps he describes, you will greatly increase the odds that you can escape the financial treadmill that many Americans live on--what Toby describes as financial prison. You will learn how to calculate your actual net worth, manage your income spread, and avoid some common pitfalls--like believing that the large financial institutions of the world have your best interest in mind.

Perhaps most importantly, you will learn the difference between the financial habits of the wealthy and the poor. (Hint: It probably is not what you think.) Then by creating a plan to emulate the way the wealthy manage their money and create ongoing sources of income, you can build your own Infinity Plan.