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Wealth Logic provides sound and practical
knowledge for financial independence by renowned financial planning expert,
Moshe Milevsky. Each of the 40 chapters contains a concise and clear lesson
to change the way you view your finances, and to make the right decisions to
build wealth and mitigate losses. With his
well-researched understanding of the nature and sources of financial risk
based on statistical analysis — Milevsky answers critical investment
questions, including:
- Should you choose a fixed or floating rate for your
mortgage?
- Are women better investors than men?
- Is it beneficial to pay off credit card debt with your
savings?
- When should you start saving for retirement and how
much money will you really need?
- Is a high MER justified by better performance?
The insightful answers to these and many other financial
questions may be surprising. Wealth Logic
stimulates you to think on a deeper level about your daily transactions. It
reveals the personal risk management strategies behind them and helps you
find the right balance between expenditure and investment.
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Moshe A.
Milevsky is Professor of Finance at the Schulich School of Business at York
University in Toronto, and Executive Director of the Individual Finance and
Insurance Decisions (IFID) Centre at the Fields Institute. His teaching,
research and consulting focuses on investment management, personal finance
and insurance. Moshe Arye is author of Money Logic: Financial
Strategies for the Smart Investor (Toronto: Stoddart, 1999); co-author
of two other books, Insurance Logic: Risk Management Strategies for
Canadians (Toronto: Stoddart, 2002) and The Probability of Fortune
(Toronto: Stoddart, 2000); editor of the Journal of Pension Economics &
Finance (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press) and contributing editor
and popular columnist of the National Post Business magazine.
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