This is the third book published by Vicki Wusche, an experienced property investor and business owner. During her journey from redundancy in 2006 to becoming financially secure in 2010 through her property investments,Vicki recognised that everything she had learned previously about money was wrong. Her home was not an asset, the government would not be able to fund the UK's ageing population through a comfortable retirement and private pensions reliant on the stock market were not going to help. In light of this, Property for the Next Generation sets out to ask the reader highly challenging questions about their financial future.  The book will help readers recognise the new financial landscape we are all facing and how it will impact on our children's lives. It lays out the seven most important financial lessons our children need to know and above all helps readers to plan for the life they want and the future they deserve. In the final section Vicki uses the story of her own daughter's journey into property investment and shows parents how to teach children to buy their own property investment portfolio. This book is a vital wake up call for parents who are prepared to challenge the current economic situation and who are behind making a positive change for the future. By considering future generations in the way we invest money today, we can use this dynamic time of entrepreneurial revolution to make these vital changes happen.

Property for the Next Generation

Wusche, Vicki

Sra Books

Using Other People's Money

Make More Money from Property

As a woman, it can feel that the odds are stacked against you in business and when more women than ever before are self-employed and starting businesses, why is it that so few of them are able to scale and get the success they deserve? A heated discussion on this subject by some super-successful businesswomen led to the creation of this book. 
Is it because it’s so much harder for women to get funding and investment? 
Is it because women are also likely to be running the household and juggling childcare? 
Is it because women struggle to be taken seriously? 
The real question that came out of this debate was: what can we do to help women overcome these challenges and really shine? 
Fuelled by the raw passion of successful businesswomen in a range of industries, this book will empoweryou to scale and grow your business, whatever you do. It is packed full of tips and personal storiesdrawing on a range of expertise. 
This book covers both the hard and soft business skills required to take your business to the next level. From time management and resilience to how to hone your product and scale profitably, this is the book that these businesswomen wish they could have had in their arsenal when they were looking to scale. In each chapter, a businesswoman explores the obstacles she has had to overcome in a particular area, and gives the reader practical advice to do the same. 
No more playing small, now is the time to go for it. This book will show you how...A book of ten chapters by ten contributing authors including:Dr, Areej Khataybih, Clare Downes, Jeannie McGillivray, Jill Martin, Lorraine Gannon, Mary Grant, Natalie Jameson, Sonja Leason, Steph Middleton-Foster and Vicki Wusche

A Woman's Work: The book every successful businesswoman wishes she'd read

Biographies & Memoirs

Martin, Jill

Grant, Mary

Gannon, Lorraine

Leason, Sonja

McGillivray, Jeannie

Middleton-Foster, Steph

Downes, Clare

Jameson, Natalie

Khataybih, Dr Areej

Professionals & Academics

IAS Publishing

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