Get Rich Slow: The No-BS Guide to Building Long-Term Wealth

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About this ebook

Most of us have some investments in the form of pensions and other savings, but many are wary of investing directly in stocks and shares and fewer still understand the potential of the latest financial developments such as online trading platforms and AI.

In Get Rich Slow international investor and prizewinning financial journalist Stephen Vines argues that if you inform yourself about the market and invest wisely, it's perfectly feasible for someone on an ordinary income to end up comfortably off.

Aimed at ordinary investors who want to build wealth safely and steadily, this one-stop guide explains the jargon of investing from equities to derivatives and what to avoid in the form of excessive fees and the dangers of crypto.

Showing you how to create a balanced portfolio of shares, bonds and other investments that can provide long-term wealth and weather the storms of financial turbulence, it creates a lifelong investment strategy that you can take into retirement and that can change as life changes.
Most of us have some investments in the form of pensions and other savings, but many are wary of investing directly in stocks and shares and fewer still understand the potential of the latest financial developments such as online trading platforms and AI. In Get Rich Slow international investor ...

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About the author

Stephen Vines is an award-winning financial journalist, writer, broadcaster and restaurateur who was based in Hong Kong until 2021. A former correspondent for the BBC, The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian and Asian Times, he was the founding editor of Eastern Express and the political magazine Spike. His books include Defying the Dragon, Market Panic, and The Years of Living Dangerously.

Stephen Vines is an award-winning financial journalist, writer, broadcaster and restaurateur who was based in Hong Kong until 2021. A former correspondent for the BBC, The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian and Asian Times, he was the founding editor of Eastern Express and the political magazine Spike...

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