Author Marcus A. Smith Raises Awareness with “Your Home is An Asset” Book

LOS ANGELES - Nov. 16, 2014 - PRLog -- Author Marcus A. Smith is seeking to raise his reader’s financial awareness in a new book:  “Your Home is An Asset.”  The book shares strategies believed to have helped wealthy individuals for years.  This 25-page book has been described as a short and sweet read that gets straight to the point; the more serious matter of “Financial Education”.

Smith defines “Financial Education” as an understanding of crucial elements such as how taxes, inflation, and capitalism can all work in your favor.  According to Smith, “…It is a fact that it doesn't matter how much money you make if you don't know how to keep it, you'll lose it ALL (without it being able to carry over for generations to come).”

Marcus A. Smith came from a low income home, but says he was taught the same concepts as everyone.  His upbringing dictated that he should finish high school and go on to college so he could eventually get a good paying job.  Smith says that the plan included going “back” to school and getting a higher paying job, if things didn’t work out the first time around.

Through his personal observations and growing interest in the field of finance, Smith reports that he made a shocking discovery.  The design that he had been groomed to follow was:  “…destined to fail unless you understand one thing!”  His publication:  “Your Home is An Asset” reveals just what that “one thing” is, and as far as the author is concerned, the book will “…prove that there is a better way, no matter if you rent or own your place of residence."

The book:  Your Home is An Asset is currently available at YourHomeIsAnAsset.com in the form of a free download.  Smith hopes that by offering the book free of charge for a limited time, he can successfully help to raise awareness about the importance of Financial Education.  Smith had this to say, concerning the potential loss in revenue by making the book free for a limited time:  “If my book prevents even one person from retiring into poverty and being forced to live on a fixed income because they didn’t have a strategy; the loss in book revenues was surely worth it.”

For more information or a free download, visit:

http://YourHomeIsAnAsset.com