A Money Managers Perspective on the puzzles of wealth. This book was written to help put the financial puzzle in better perspective…
wealth (n) having a plentiful
supply of material goods and money
conundrum (n) a problem where
the answer is very complex, possibly
unsolvable without deep investigation
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Contents
1 Emotional Crash
My money was managing me.
2 Jesus Was Always Talking About Money
Jesus said I could use money,
but I couldn’t let it use me.
3 The Deal
God owns it all, but He gives me
the responsibility of managing it for Him.
4 Making Megabucks
With God as the Owner, the cash flowed.
5 Confrontation in Calcutta
I learned something uncomfortable about myself and
money when I was confronted with the truly needy.
6 Emptying the Barns
I couldn’t challenge others to empty their wallets
when I had a barn stuffed full of cash.
7 The Wealth Conundrum
Earning money to make a profit so that you can
give it away is a conundrum—but it rewards well.
“For whoever wants to save his life will lose it,
but whoever loses his life for me will find it.”—Jesus
8 Relax And Win
Driving race cars is like the Christian life.
If you try too hard you lose, but if you relax, you win.
9 Stewardship Struggles
Even when you want to give, your own unanswered
questions can divert you unless you have faith.
10 A Life Of Financial Freedom
Anyone can achieve a life of financial freedom
if they understand how to play the game.
11 Finishing Well
My most prosperous plan ever, with eternal benefits, came when I entered a relationship with Jesus Christ and let God run my life.
Resources and Notes
High Yield Bond Strategy performance calculations are based on actual client accounts having dividends reinvested, no purchases or withdrawals during the period, and may have been obtained from personal or related accounts. The management fee is .48% per quarter beginning 12/31/10 to present, prior .50% and is reflected in the calculated performance. The initial commission on funds is not taken into account but could reduce performance. Some performance may vary due to fund restrictions and/or limitations imposed by the mutual fund families. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Current performance may be lower or higher than data quoted. Investors should obtain the fund prospectus and read it carefully to evaluate the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses before investing. The WSJ’s Avg. Stock Fund Index (an arithmetic average of all US domestic equity mutual funds) is used as a comparison.