pBook synopsis em If we take one hundred Americans and follow their financial path to age sixty-five, fewer than four will have an income above 35,000, while five times that number will live below the poverty line. More than fifty percent will be wholly dependent on relatives, Social Security and welfare. In America, the discrepancy between the haves and have-nots has never been so wide... Wealth is more than just luck. p-RICHARD PAUL EVANSp1 New York Times embestselling author of The 5 Lessons a Millionaire Taught Me About Life and WealthemppAutobiography em Living in a day of the forgotten piggy bank, plastic money, and instant gratification, this little tome is a message about the value of saving. It is a short fable for kids, but also a quick reminder for any adult who may be reading it to a child. It is about the financial grit, discipline, and patience we all need to practice from forgotten lifestyles of saving for a rainy day, a penny saved is a penny earned, and cash and carry,