Brief biographical notes

Topic: Common Investment Beliefs That Prevent You   

from Easily Becoming Wealthy 

Biographical notes 

·    Sydney Tremayne 

·    Expert at explaining basic strategies for successful investing 

·    Born and educated in England, lived in Canada 46 years, now lives in a mountain village in Panama 

·    Involved professionally and privately with investments for 55 years 

·    Has worked and talked with thousands of investors and understands the problems that give most of them poor results 

·    Has two investment best sellers to his name, one in Canada: Take the Guessing out of Investing, Prentice-Hall Canada, 1987, and one in the U.S., Wealth Secrets Revealed: Lunch with Gaffer, Morgan James, New York, 2007. 

·    Spent 20 years as a journalist in England, Canada and East Africa including stints as African correspondent for a Canadian chain of daily newspapers and editorial page writer for Canada's leading national newspaper

His major interest after a less than auspicious start to his own investment efforts is to see young people have good savings and investment knowledge they can use for the rest of their lives. Becoming a millionaire, he says, is easy. A 20-year-old needs just $3.50 a day and a 25-year-old needs $6.67 a day. "I teach young people to become millionaires," he says.