Review: This book can be your secret weapon in investing
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 18, 2014
Dominic Faultz's book, `Creative investment Ideas that work' could not be more timely--I have been looking for ways to invest my savings without exposing myself too much to risk, and this book at least served as a good starting point that showed me the best ways grow my money.The key word here is "creative", because indeed, the book fleshes out investment ideas that are a lot more interesting than mere mutual funds or buying up stocks. The author starts by covering the basics--then quickly moves on to discuss certain ideas that are not usually included in investment discussions, but are nevertheless viable. The bottom line: ask yourself what you love most, where lies your passion, and most often, that passion will point you to the kind of investment that's right for you. If you're artsy, for example, why not invest in art? If you're like me who loves toys and video games, investing in collectibles (Star Trek and Star Wars are a good start) can prove to be lucrative in the long run.Overall, I highly recommend this book--it doesn't matter if you have a few hundred dollars or tens of thousands in savings--this book opened up my eyes to the potential of even small investments, if invested correctly. Get a copy of this book today--and spare yourself a lot of potentially costly investment mistakes in the future. Indispensable.