Die with Zero

Bill Perkins makes a provocative case: aim to spend your wealth on rich experiences while you can enjoy them, rather than dying with a large unspent balance. Blending finance with life philosophy, he argues that money is a tool for buying memorable experiences, and that timing matters, since health and energy fade. He offers rules for matching spending to life stages and giving to children and charity earlier. A bracing rethink of saving, work, and what money is actually for.