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Raza
Why maximizing wealth is better than maximizing earnings?
maximizing wealth is building upon what u got..using what u got to make more...
by increasing earnings u lose benefits, u get taxed horribly more u bring in the more is lost to irs and such
but if u invest what u have...u get tax right offs
Anjell
Earnings typically has limitations ie) salary. It's a fixed or near-fixed dollar amount that is easily erroded by taxation.
Your wealth is what is left over after debt obligations, that's the part you want to grow and you can dictate what happens to it.
You can't as easily inflate your income as you can maximize your returns and/or savings.
burbsdudeyo
To put it nice and simple... you can't sleep on money, you can't cook with a dollar bill, and you can't watch tv on quarters! Money is sweet but if you don't buy anything with it, it's just money. Wealth deals with everything around you, your earnings, and anything you've invested and such. So having money is sweet but having all sorts fo cool crap is WAY better!
-Adam-