What are your expections from this book?

Post by **Bertha Jackson** » 06 Mar 2025, 09:24

At my age, I do not have 20 years to become a millionaire. This does not mean I cannot increase my financial status in the future. I hope this book helps me overcome some of my bad financial habits. For example, I waste money on things I do not need. I can go to the store for a couple of items and return with $200 or more in merchandise. Eckhart Aurelius Hughes's book In It Together was a great motivator for me, and I am hopeful this book will be, too. What are your expectations?

Post by **Leslie coccia** » 08 Mar 2025, 08:29

I’m expecting this book will have some great advice and have a writing style that will appeal to a lot of people.

Post by **Marianne Loogma** » 08 Mar 2025, 17:09

I personally am mainly expecting advice I could apply to my own life as a young person just starting to experience the world on my own. Hoping this will help me avoid complete financial ruin in university as I am quite the impulsive spender!

Post by **Lynderella** » 08 Mar 2025, 17:56

I am hoping this book can give me some great tips on how I can leave my nine to five job and have financial freedom.

Post by **Catherine Sweet** » 09 Mar 2025, 07:42

I'm hoping to pick up some tips on how to improve my financial position in the future. I'm not knowledgeable about finance, so I think reading this book will benefit me.

Post by **Diana Lowery** » 09 Mar 2025, 14:11

Since I am already retired, my expectations are that the book will be one that I can pass on to my children, who could actually benefit from the information presented.

Post by **Ditte Inez Johansen** » 09 Mar 2025, 15:16

I am very interested in personal finance and investing in general, so this book seems right up my alley. I hope this book will have useful tips and an simple to follow plan for financial success. I am very excited to read it when it is published.

Cassandra Clare · Post by **T Lynn Caruso** » 09 Mar 2025, 23:07

I am no longer working at a paid job; I am currently taking care of my mother and 30-year-old cognitively impaired daughter and looking forward to retiring this year from previous years' wages, so it will be interesting to see if there are any tips that I can use with both my husband and me in retirement because our income is going to take a drastic plunge from my husband's monthly wages.

Jeanine Frost · Post by **Luiza Adela** » 10 Mar 2025, 12:56

I'm really excited about Minimum Wage Millionaire because I've often struggled with managing my finances efficiently. I'm hopeful that this book will guide me toward smarter spending habits and teach me how to save consistently, even with a modest income.

Post by **Jess Rear** » 10 Mar 2025, 18:17

I have high expectations for this book. They may be too high. I am hoping there is new information and some fool proof ways to change spending habits.

Post by **Carol McCoy Phelps** » 11 Mar 2025, 02:31

A lifetime of "great expectations" brought me to the age of retirement with some wins, and many losses. I hope to gain knowledge from this book that can help me rein in my hippy dippy days of carefree nonsense (financially) and make some sound financial decisions. This young writer knows something I certainly don't know! He is successful and stable, so I can't wait to see what he has waiting in the wings to teach us.

Jeanine Frost · Post by **Luiza Adela** » 18 Mar 2025, 15:21

T Lynn Caruso wrote: ↑09 Mar 2025, 23:07 I am no longer working at a paid job; I am currently taking care of my mother and 30-year-old cognitively impaired daughter and looking forward to retiring this year from previous years' wages, so it will be interesting to see if there are any tips that I can use with both my husband and me in retirement because our income is going to take a drastic plunge from my husband's monthly wages.

You are absolutely right, and I admire your dedication—it’s noble and courageous to prioritize caring for your loved ones. There should definitely be more opportunities for people like you who leave stable jobs to support family members. Just because we step away from traditional employment doesn’t mean we’re useless; we still have so much to contribute to society. I truly believe there should be better solutions to help people in similar situations find ways to supplement their income. I hope you find helpful tips for this new phase of life, and I wish you and your family all the best!

Post by **Danielle Leonardi** » 21 Mar 2025, 13:57

I’m a stay at home mom. I’m hoping I’ll be able to learn some tips on taking a small amount of money and turning it into a large sum of money over several years, for my daughter.

Post by **Danielle Leonardi** » 21 Mar 2025, 14:01

Diana Lowery wrote: ↑09 Mar 2025, 14:11 Since I am already retired, my expectations are that the book will be one that I can pass on to my children, who could actually benefit from the information presented.

That is wonderful! Financial advice is SO valuable. I wasn’t taught anything about managing my finances in school or from my parents. Thankfully, I was able to figure it out for myself and made better decisions than they did. I hope your children appreciate it!