Hi All, just going through the stage of reading everything I can get my hands on…
1. I am about to order Trust Magic after all the rave reviews you guys have given. I was also going to buy Steve’s Wealth Guardian. Can anyone tell me if I should bother getting both, or do they pretty much cover the same topics? and which one is best?
2. I just read “Retire Young, Retire Rich”, from the rich dad series. I liked the book and was going to get some of his earlier ones. Are they worth reading also, or is it just more of the same?
thanks heaps everyone.[^]
Dan
Loved all of Roberts books. Start at Rich Dad Poor Dad though as this underpins his entire way of thinking. I love reading.
Sorry cant comment on the trust things, haven’t got them.
Dave
Can anyone answer my question on the differences between Trust Magic and Steve’s Wealth Guardian?
Cheers[
]Dan
Originally posted by danw:Hi All, just going through the stage of reading everything I can get my hands on…
1. I am about to order Trust Magic after all the rave reviews you guys have given. I was also going to buy Steve’s Wealth Guardian. Can anyone tell me if I should bother getting both, or do they pretty much cover the same topics? and which one is best?
2. I just read “Retire Young, Retire Rich”, from the rich dad series. I liked the book and was going to get some of his earlier ones. Are they worth reading also, or is it just more of the same?
thanks heaps everyone.[^]
Dan
I got both copy. I got Steve’s wealth guardian first. find it very useful, but he does not show you the basic principle that I need…like what can/can’t with trust… how to set it up.
Where as ‘Trust Magic’ I can’t ask for more than that….love it…best book…
I am using Steve’s Website here, but I must say ‘Trust Magic’ is better. Sorry Steve.
Warm Regards
ChanDollars
[The bridge between where you are right now & where you want to be tomorrow is knowledge]I think Wealth Guardian goes into all types of structures.
Trust Magic sticks to Trusts, but gives more info on how Trusts can benefit you than does Wealth Guardian. There is a really good list and explanation of pre tax expenses that a Trust may utilise.
Cheers
Mel
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