The Smart Canadian Wealth-Builder: Stepping Stones to Financial Independence

by Peter Dolezal

..".shines a light on many of the financial issues that all of us grapple with..."

Third Edition - UNIQUELY CANADIAN - A PRACTICAL STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO WEALTH-CREATION. Similar in style and understandability to "The Wealthy Barber" - but more comprehensive and up-to-date, including very important, newer investment options for Canadians.

"Peter Dolezal's newest book oozes credibility, and provides a practical insight into how to create and sustain wealth. Especially useful for young adults, this book should be mandatory reading for all high school and post-secondary students. A must read for all Canadians."

-- Bob Skene, FCA, Past Chairman, Chancellor and President, Royal Roads University

"Many Canadians mishandle their financial affairs, creating unnecessary stress and dependencies, simply due to lack of knowledge. Peter Dolezal explains the basics of personal financial planning in very clear terms. Everyone from novice to the financially aware can benefit greatly. This book is a must-read for all."

-- Bryan Wilson, Chief Financial Officer

About the author: PETER DOLEZAL

Peter Dolezal, B.A., M.B.A., former CEO of major Canadian corporations, is now semi-retired in Victoria. Author of several books, he is a lifelong investor in, and student of, the financial services industry. Through this book, he shares his knowledge and experience in a clear, yet comprehensive manner.

Genres: Personal Finance

334 pages, Paperback

First published April 7, 2010

Reviews

[Conor Stewart · Rating 5 out of 5]

Certainly not a page turner but packed with important information, especially for someone like me who is a 19 year old starting to live on his own and pay his own bills. Everyone knows they should save money but this book goes into more depth than just saving it shows you how to set up a financial plan that allows you to eliminate financial worry/uncertainty. Great book.

[Wale · Rating 4 out of 5]

It has all the details needed to understand a lot of the financial instruments to put you on the right financial path in Canada. Unfortunately I feel like it was written from a very risk averse perspective. Good read regardless.

[Annie · Rating 5 out of 5]

This a very good book, lot of great tips and guidelines into financial planning. The tips were quiet applicable and the terminologies were explained well.

[Sebastian Hudder · Rating 2 out of 5]

Good information. Terrible delivery.

[Noha]

personal finance course :-)