Money Matters: A guide to modern wealth creation and management for a rich and fulfilling life.

It's Tudor Finneran's position that "there is no greater sin than wasting your potential." He also believes in the accumulation of wealth, responsible spending and how commerce and business can solve far more of the wolrds issues than charity or politics. He is an advoate for the free market and his deep dives into topics like qualitative trading, asymmetric value, eco startups and conscious capitalism have laid the foundation for the message of 'Money Matters', that message being - 'it is well within your potential to make more money'.

In this book, the reader will learn how to make money, how to think about money but more so, how to take action today with minimal capital risk and stress. In addition to this, the reader will come away knowing why the creation and careful management of wealth is important, and what they can do when the 'hard times' (which are coming) impact us all. This book also provides a framework, via interesting real life stories, about understanding how to close the gap between having poor (scarcity, limitation, lack of control and action) mindset and a rich (abundance, growth, opportunity, "more") mindset. Combined with the 'Money making options' detailed within it will just be be a matter of time before future earnings are secured.

In this book, the reader will get an original explanation of how to invest in the new age of post covid trading, which is both a perfect start point for beginner or experienced quantative traders alike.

In this book, the reader will find out the absolute essentials to conque both debt and taxes.

In this book, the reader will learn the skills typically attained from several master degrees and how to employ them outside of conventional (closed) corporate settings.

In this book, the reader will find out why going the normal route will never make you rich. Finishing school, going to university, getting a 9-5, in any nation, developed or not, will inevitably make you a wage slave. Even if you work hard, save money, get on the property ladder, invest in your pension, in the long term, you unlikely be better off than you are now.