Radical Problems Simple Solutions

<p>Drawing on his 35-year career in financial services public relations in New York City and on an eclectic mix of sources ranging from Milan Kundera and Burton Malkiel to Leonard Mlodinow (author of <em>The Drunkard's Walk: How Randomness Rules our Lives</em>) and the 1980 Bruce Beresford firm <em>Breaker Morant</em> author Mike MacMillan argues that the confluence of new technology and low cost financial products has dramatically altered the investing landscape for everyone.</p><p><br></p><p>Not just another recounting of the savings and retirement crisis this book brings the subject to life in part through the eyes of a new generation of innovators working to introduce the previously disenfranchised to the benefits of stock ownership. A humorously insightful mash up of ideas and at times laugh out loud funny it offers a roadmap for employing free market solutions to help solve the challenge of wealth inequality.</p><p><br></p><p>MacMillan has found a revolution hiding in plain sight.</p>