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    Feet Up by the Pool - How to Finance the Rest of Your Life: A DIY Guide to Saving and Investment

    By Jo Welman

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    Have you ever worried about affording a timely and comfortable retirement? Or considered what saving and investment advice you should give your children as they grow up in an ever-changing financial climate? The financial world has altered dramatically in the last 25 years and age-old advice, about borrowing and home-ownership in particular, is now outdated. After a long City career managing investments for a wide range of corporate and private clients, Jo Welman has served up his expertise and knowledge to explain how and why the financial landscape has changed and how we, and the next generation, should plan accordingly.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGrosvenor House Publishing
    Release dateOct 23, 2014
    ISBN9781781484234
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    Feet Up by the Pool - How to Finance the Rest of Your Life: A DIY Guide to Saving and Investment

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