In this chapter he then talked about switching from being a consumer to a producer in mindset. And while I think for a lot of people that is a good savings rate, it's not for many here who sometimes talk about 50% or more savings rates. He talks about only saving 10% a year and retiring in 40 years, as if that is a huge savings rate. Based on that little info it seems the author is using a bit of a "red herring" for describing the majority of people here. I started reading a sample chapter near the middle of the book. I have not read the book, but I just gave it a look on Amazon. ![]()
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