More about the Book
This book is intended to bridge the gap between having no idea about personal finance and working towards building a fabulous financial future.
It is about getting rich slowly.
The book has been developed in conjunction with David’s daughter Rachel who has helped with editing and trying to figure out what he meant, so was a great context check.
The book has been written for teens entering the workforce and getting their first paycheques, and also includes those who later in life who, for whatever reason, find themselves needing to understand the world of personal finance. Both groups find themselves, becoming Suddenly responsible.
David considers that with time, development of great savings habits and sound investing, that anyone living within their means can get rich slowly. There is no great wisdom here, no secrets and no shortcuts. It would help though if you had money beans. These are the seeds, which if you had some you could plant and grow wealthy! Sadly, the book offers none, but David feels he is passing on the seeds of knowledge that will let the reader do it themselves.


This leads to the Money Beans 12 Rules
The first 5 are given here as a sneak peek.
- Saving leads to wealth. Savings with compounding leads to more wealth.
- Seek independent advice; Always
- If you don’t educate yourself just a little you are limiting your opportunities
- If it seems to be too good to be true it is.
- Stock tips are generally rubbish and are well named, as they belong in the tip.