Your Path to Prosperity: How to Fund a Happy and Long Life
Language: English
Published by LID Publishing, 2025
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Developing the right money mindset to live happily, securely and longer. We all strive for a beautiful life. A life full of joy, meaning and personal fulfilment. We seek moments of happiness, enriching relationships and fulfilling activities. At the same time, we want stability and security. However, the fact is: we also live in a world that's constantly and rapidly changing due to technological advances, socioeconomic changes and global events. That makes life and financial planning tough. And to further complicate matters, we are living longer and healthier lives! The 100-year life is very much a reality today. How do we make better decisions for our financial and life planning? How much money should we earn? And how much should we spend and save? But money, whilst important, is not enough for a successful 100-year life in today's unpredictable world. As well as developing the right money mindset, the author argues we need to understand what our beliefs and emotions lead us to, what brings us joy and purpose, if we are to make better life decisions - and use money to enable that life. AUTHOR: Thomas Mathar is an internationally experienced customer and behaviour researcher. He leads initiatives at Aegon's Centre for Behavioural Research that help people make better long-term decisions. He is based in Scotland. SELLING POINTS: . In today's "100-year life" that's full of change and complexity, we all need to plan our finances and life better and through a different perpsective. . This is a positive and practical guide to help anyone get to grips with their future and ensuring security and happiness. . Inspiring and motivating style - includes case studies, examples and exercises to help readers engage in a practical way. . Written by a behavioural expert in the financial services sector, who develops initiatives to enable people to make better long-term decisions.…
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- Title
- Your Path to Prosperity: How to Fund a Happy and Long Life
- Author
- THOMAS MATHAR
- Publisher
- LID Publishing
- Publication year
- 2025
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1917391358
- ISBN 13
- 9781917391351
- Item weight
- 414 grams
- Dimensions
- 23.4 x 15.6 cm
- Seller catalogs
- Personal Finance
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About the Author
Dr. Thomas Mathar (aka Dr. Tom) leads Money:Mindshift, an initiative focused on helping people live well—not just become better off. He hosts The Money:Mindshift Podcast, trains financial planners in human-centric advice, and educates both employers and consumers at the intersection of longevity education, financial psychology, and behavioural science.
Tom holds a Ph.D. in Social Anthropology from Humboldt University in Berlin. He lives in Edinburgh with his wife and two young children.
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