'The Wealth Power Principles': A New Book that Teaches Individuals How to Manage Their Own Personal Finances

Ken Williams, a retired investment advisor, has written a new book available at www.wealthpowerprinciples.com, to help people learn how to manage their own finances towards the goal of early retirement. Choosing between stocks, bonds, real estate, mutual funds, IRA's and 401k's, is overwhelming for many. William's self help guide was written for those seeking guidance in developing their personal financial plan.

(PRWEB) September 13, 2005 --Ken Williams, a retired investment advisor, has written a new book available at www.wealthpowerprinciples.com, to help people learn how to manage their own finances towards the goal of early retirement. Mr. Williams has found that when faced with choices regarding stocks, bonds, real estate, mutual funds, IRA's and 401k's, many people are overwhelmed when it comes to making their own investment decisions.

"Financial freedom at an early date is a realistic goal even for those with an average income. All it takes is a well thought out financial road map and some direction about where to start and how to proceed," states Williams.

His book was not only written as a guide towards what people should be doing, Williams also spends considerable time detailing the financial pitfalls and traps that cost many thousands of dollars and added years in the work force. Speculative investments such as futures, options, and private placements are discussed in detail allowing the reader to gain considerable knowledge from Williams' personal experience regarding the risks in these areas.

About www.wealthpowerprinciples.com

www.wealthpowerprinciples.com is a website dedicated to empowering individuals with the knowledge needed to get their financial life on track. Along with a free wealth tips newsletter, Ken Williams offers an e-book entitled "The Wealth Power Principles."

Contact information:

Ken Williams

1845 Bougainvillea Drive

Minden, NV 89423

www.wealthpowerprinciples.com

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