Die With Zero: Getting All You Can from Your Money and Your Life

Die With Zero is aimed at individuals with a decent income, financial security, and who are already considering long-term savings. It's also beneficial for young people planning their future.It’s not suited for:🤑 Big Spenders – Those who adopt a YOLO mentality and spend all their money on immediate pleasures. If you fall into this category, Bill suggests: it’s wonderful that you’re enjoying life, but you need to save to avoid a stressful retirement.❌ People with no disposable income – This book is not intended for individuals who earn just enough to cover living expenses. If you're in this situation, you need to use your money for immediate survival, leaving little to no room for saving. As Bill states: "people in poverty are probably already doing all they can to get the most out of their money and their life.My Top Quotes from the book"Unlike material possessions, which seem exciting at the beginning but then often depreciate quickly, experiences actually gain in value over time: They pay what I call a memory dividend.– Bill Perkins"The business of life is the acquisition of memories. And the end that's all there is. You retire in your own memories.”💡One of the most impactful ideas I gleaned from Die With Zero is the concept of giving your fortune to your children or to charity while you’re still alive, or when they need it the most. This approach ensures that your generosity has the greatest possible impact and allows you to witness the benefits of your gifts firsthand.Definitely a good read! 👍

Concept is good. However it could have perfectly been a blog post instead of a 200 page book. Very repetitive.