According to hedge-fund manager and energy trader Bill Perkins, your goal should be to die with zero dollars in your bank account because you’ve used all your money to lead the fullest possible life. Perkins explains that people generally tend to over-save and under-experience, but at the end of our lives, we’ll actually value experiences more than the money we saved. In Die With Zero, he proposes a strategy for maximizing enriching experiences throughout your life and minimizing unspent funds.
Perkins gears his book toward an audience with disposable income whose earnings will likely continue to grow over time. He acknowledges that his advice isn't a substitute for a professional financial planner, and he focuses on big-picture spending and saving principles rather than specific financial advice. We’ll supplement Perkins’s recommendations with other financial advice and alternative views on how to make the most of your wealth.
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