Helping everyday people take control of their financial wellbeing. Make tomorrow better than yesterday.
Money. We can’t live without it. It buys necessities like food, shelter & heat. It funds our medical needs when we’re poorly. It pays for discretionary spending on entertainment & socialising if we have enough left.
But how many people really understand it? How many think they do but are actually trapped inside the Consumer, Debtor, Employee majority, exploited by the knowledgeable minority who operate the levers of money for their own ends?
The mission at WoSS Capital is simple: provide financial knowledge to help people break the shackles of socially manipulated financial norms, think differently about money and build wealth for their future selves/family.
“Escape the Wealth Illusion” is a critique of social financial norms and more: it’s a roadmap to financial stability operating outside of them. With practical knowledge and actionable steps, readers will learn how to break the shackles of consumerism, free themselves from debt bondage and redefine their relationship with money. From budgeting to investing, insurance to balanced consumption, Author L.T. Noelle equips readers with the knowledge and tools they require to craft a personalised financial plan aligned with their goals, values and aspirations (including downloadable template).
“This book has the potential to change your life. I know it sounds hyperbolic, but I mean it with complete sincerity. As a financially ‘sensible’ guy in my mid-30s with two young daughters, I knew I could do more with my money but didn’t know where to start. This book was exactly the guide I needed. What became incredibly clear, is the enormous difference between being “safe” and being “smart”. This book was the starting point I’d been looking for.”
“I think selling this book as a financial guide is selling it a bit short, this wasn’t just a guide for financial planning, but a guide for personal development, managing risk, the importance of health, and perhaps even a guide to life. Both the examples and summary were incredibly useful to benefit my understanding and this has without a doubt shifted my mindset towards managing personal finance as I would a business. I’m glad I’ve read it now and not in 10 years time.”