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The result is over $1.56 million in tax free savings at age 65 that will still continue to grow based on how much they withdrawal each year until they pass. In essence, they could have a $100,000 per year tax-free income at age 65 while still allowing their account to grow.

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James Ward, author of Wealth Virtues, has created a path for individuals to keep their New Year's financial resolutions using the wisdom of Benjamin Franklin. Readers now have another financial incentive to buy and read Wealth Virtues.

Anyone can be wealthy. You don't need to be a Bill Gates or a Warren Buffet to be wealthy. You don't even need a six-figure income to be wealthy. The book Wealth Virtues by James Ward starts with the simple definition of wealth as "the ability to…

As a father of three wonderful, strong, intelligent daughters, the husband of a fiscally savvy woman, and the brother of a woman who started a multi-million dollar business from nothing, I can honestly say that I was influenced dramatically in the writing of WEALTH VIRTUES by seeing what my sister did, benefiting from what my wife does, and hoping for what my daughters will achieve. To that end, I also find it necessary to see why it is more important now more than ever to live in…

The Newly Released WEALTH VIRTUES by James Ward, uses the widsom of Benjamin Franklin to provide the path for the realistic achievement of wealth.

The word “wealth” is almost always viewed as the ability to live like a king. In WEALTH VIRTUES, wealth is simply the goal of acquiring more money than you spend, and to save more than you owe. The path set forth in WEALTH VIRTUES towards this goal is embodied in the Cycle of Positive Wealth…

Though the release for Wealth Virtues by James Ward of Poor Richard Web Press, LLC will not be until the summer of 2010, the publication copy has been critiqued by Deborah Young and is presented below.

Poor Richard Web Press, LLC is also the creator of BiblioScribe.com, a free press release service for authors and…